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Vous rêvez de voir les cerisiers en fleurs au Japon? Dépêchez-vous, ce ne sera bientôt plus possible
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Chaque printemps, des millions de visiteurs se pressent pour admirer la floraison spectaculaire des cerisiers japonais. Mais sous l'effet du réchauffement climatique, ce rituel emblématique se dérègle.
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