Chicago offers numerous ways to celebrate Japanese food and drink culture, so we rounded up a few suggestions for fun things to do and see during cherry blossom season.
During cherry blossom season in Japan, folks participate in “hanami,” which translates to “flower watching.” Friends, co-workers and families spread blankets under the blossoming trees, eat a bento or share a picnic, and contemplate the beauty of the sakura petals falling around them.
Fuel up for a day outdoors with a plate of wondrous Japanese-style souffle pancakes at Hanabusa Cafe. Served with all sorts of fruity toppings and sauces, these jiggly treats will set the mood for sakura season.
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