Depicts Washington DC Capitol building with Sakura in bloom.
In 1912, Japan gifted ornamental cherry trees to Washington, D.C., symbolizing friendship between the two nations. 
These trees, known as Sakura, began the love affair with cherry blossoms in the United States. 
Today, almost 110 years later, these delicate pink blooms grace the Potomac River and echo their place of origin in Tokyo, Japan
Now during spring, the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. becomes a breathtaking sight as it is adorned with vibrant cherry blossoms.
These iconic trees peak around late March and early April, creating a picturesque scene.