
Ever wonder who planted the beautiful cherry trees on OHIOās Athens campus? Learn more about one of 51ĀŅĀ×ās international partnerships!
Have you ever noticed the beautiful springtime cherry blossoms along the Hocking River?
The OHIO Museum Complex, and students, faculty and staff from the OHIO Office of Global Affairs and Center for International Studies invite you to join us in celebrating OHIOās cherry trees.
Curated by OHIO Museum Complex student interns Melissa Damico and Morgan Spehar in collaboration with the Office of Global Affairs, faculty and students from 51ĀŅĀ×ās Linguistics Department and Center for International Studies, with special thanks to Dr. Christopher Thompson.
Ever wonder who planted the beautiful cherry trees on OHIOās Athens campus? Learn more about one of 51ĀŅĀ×ās international partnerships!
Learn about the art of origami and put your newfound knowledge to use by making an origami a cherry blossom!
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Each spring, 51ĀŅĀ× encourages viewing the cherry blossoms at night by illuminating the blossoms. Learn how to make your own cut paper lantern to take along!
Take a break and immerse yourself nature by walking along the river and among the cherry blossoms. Enjoy the , curated with the help of 51ĀŅĀ× students from Japan.
Learn to write ācherry blossomā in Japanese and a little more about Japanese language and its many alphabets!
Learn about the history of the haiku and how to write your own! Get inspiration from the beauty of the cherry blossomsāor in your own backyard!
Enjoy a picnic underneath the cherry blossoms and enjoy one of Grandma Onoās rice ballsārecipe courtesy of one of our own OMC internās grandmother!