The beautiful The Sakura pink diamond. Video of “unique” pink diamond The Sakura worth $ 29.3 million. According to auction house Christie’s, The Sakura has become the most expensive pink diamond ever sold. The 15.81-carat diamond is named The Sakura because it has the exact same color as the Japanese cherry blossoms (Sakura). Describing the one-of-a-kind diamond, auction house Christie’s said it was “inner perfection” and “fancy vivid”. Unique diamond Christie’s said that the person who spent $ 29.3 million to own this purple pink diamond is an Asian giant but did not provide further details about this person. The Sakura has a beautiful pink color, The color of cherry blossoms (Sakura) of Japan. In addition, in the auction on May 23, Christie’s also sold another pink diamond called The Sweet Heart for $ 6.5 million. Pink diamonds are extremely rare, so their prices are also more expensive. Gorgeous ring. Before that, another huge pink diamond, called “The Spirit of the Rose” sold for a record (at the time) price of nearly $27 million at a Sotheby’s auction in September. 11/2020.

When looking back on Sakura’s journey to joining IZ*ONE and becoming a K-Pop idol, netizen Can’t help but be surprised to see how the K-Pop stylist helped Sakura transform. From a female singer dressed in a simple shabby chic, carrying a plastic bag to the airport, Sakura in K-Pop is much more stylish and luxurious. The style of dress and Korean makeup really helped her rank up in beauty. After IZ*ONE disbanded, Sakura returned to Japan to work and whether she wanted to or not, she had to switch to style popularity of female singers here. It’s a light makeup look with a light pink color, naturally flowing hair, and a lovely innocent expression. In the new set of photos, Sakura appears with straight hair, smiling softly with light orange lips, wearing a flowing skirt. This image is very familiar to Japanese singers but different from K-Pop, where idols often wear heavier makeup, hairdos and trendy outfits. Knet thinks that this image makes Sakura a bit less sharp. She still looks pretty but she’s not as prominent as when she was active with IZ*ONE. Sakura’s expression was also not as sharp as before. The more Sakura compared when she returned to Japan and when she was active in Korea, the more clearly the difference in style became apparent. The stylist K-Pop prefers youthful and sexy fashion, while the Japanese are more inclined towards feminine and feminine dresses. Sakura is considered a Japanese singer with K-Pop style, so her time as a member of IZ * ONE is also when she shines most brightly.

The diamond ‘The Sakura’. ‘The Sakura’, the “perfect inside” pink purple diamond is named after the cherry blossom, a pink flower, typical of the country of the rising sun. This 15.81-carat gem has just become the most expensive purple-pink diamond ever sold at an auction after hitting a record $29.3 million. The diamond was set on a simple platinum ring, according to the auction house Christie’s that organized the sale. The diamond is classified as “internally flawless”, as any internal imperfections are visible only under a microscope and “fancy vivid” because of the depth of color. ‘The Sakura’ was purchased by an Asian private buyer, however the auction house did not provide any further details. “We are delighted to have marked another important chapter in jewelry auction history with The Sakura reaching a record price,” said Chrsitie’s president of jewelry, Vickie Sek. .. continues Christie’s tradition of offering the finest pink diamonds at auction”. ‘The Sakura’ was auctioned off with another diamond called ‘The Sweet Heart’, a fancy vivid heart-shaped pink diamond ring weighing 4.2 carats, selling for 6.6 million dollars. ‘The Sakura’ beat the previous record set by a 14.8 carat purple-pink diamond dubbed ‘The Spirit of the Rose’. It was sold for more than $27 million in an auction held by Sotheby’s in Geneva, Switzerland last November. Only 1% of pink diamonds are said to be larger than 10 carats and only 4% are classified as “fancy vivid”. ‘CTF Pink Star’, weighing 59.6 carats, holds the current record for the highest price paid for a pink diamond at auction at $71.2 million. It was sold in a Sotheby’s auction in Hong Kong in April 2017.

But on the contrary, there are also couples visual opposite sign. Mean idol standing alone, he is beautiful at the top of the top but standing together, for some reason, his charm is reduced, he looks pale and has no aura visual again. The group IZ*ONE has such a conflicting couple in terms of looks: Jang Won Young and Sakura Miwayaki. Both are outstanding beauties in the group, considered visual but do not create harmony when standing next to each other. Jang Won Young is praised as beautiful as a doll, Sakura also has a beautiful, harmonious and delicate face. The two girls each have their own looks but when they’re in the same frame, it makes them netizen I’m surprised it’s not as pretty as it used to be. Maybe by visual The two’s are opposite, not complementary, but conflicting, making both Jang Won Young and Sakura less beautiful when standing next to each other. Sakura’s feminine gentleness and Jang Won Young’s seductive sweetness turned out to be inappropriate. The audience thinks that the auras of Jang Won Young and Sakura are quite different, so they do not complement each other, on the contrary, they accidentally drown the other. Jang Won Young’s youthful innocence makes Sakura look older than usual. Not to mention the proportions of the faces and the lines of the two girls are not in harmony, so the more they stand next to each other, the more blurred they become. As long as Jang Won Young and Sakura stand apart in the IZ * ONE lineup, everything is much better, everyone looks beautiful and brilliant.

Raw horse meat is a popular dish in Japan. It’s called basashi, it’s thinly sliced ​​and eaten raw. A single cantaloupe (like yellow flesh melon) can sell for more than 31,473 yen ($300) in Japan. Sakura is the national flower of Japan. This is also a garnish on desserts. Dishes with cherry blossom petals are especially popular in the springtime. In Japan, keeping a pet is extremely expensive. Even the equivalent of buying a new car. Therefore, children are increasingly provided with toy robots that imitate domestic pets. Coming to the spa, you can not only swim in large pools of wine, coffee, sake, beer, etc., but you can also drink them on the spot. Different from the beauty spas in the world. Not only impressed with the dense vending machine system every 100m, but the variety of products from hot and cold drinks, ice cream, noodles, cigarettes, confectionery, … in which also surprise visitors when coming to Japan. Tsukiji is the largest fish market in Tokyo and about 2,000 tons of sea fish are consumed every day. In Japan there are cafes that sell tenderness, where men are allowed to lie down with hostesses, hug them, make eye contact or stroke their hair – but nothing more. In Japanese, the name of Kit Kat candy is similar to kitto katsu which means “surely you will win”. Kit Kat here has many exotic flavors such as chili, wasabi, green tea, pear, etc. Japanese subways are so packed with passengers during rush hour that special workers called oshiya are required to push people onto the train. The oshiya are usually students working part-time. Ice cream in Japan is very diverse in flavors such as noodles, beer or horse meat, … and can be sold on every street corner due to great demand. Japan is famous for its many unique festivals and events. For example, weddings based on popular video games or anime are often held in the land of the rising sun and have a set-up company. The Japanese want to be in harmony with nature, so they create beautiful gardens with small ponds with colored carp (koi fish) and turtles. These gardens symbolize the perfect world of nature. Please watch the video: Another great Japanese invention. Source: Yan News

Before Sakura went on a survival show Produce 48 Although she is already a famous singer in Japan, she still dresses very simply, does not pay much attention to clothes. Looking at Sakura at the airport, one would think of some normal girl, grabbing a dress in a closet, picking up a cloth bag and rushing away in time. Clearly, Sakura is very pretty and has a very good physique, but because she does not pay attention to dress, she often has a very unremarkable appearance when appearing in front of the audience. Netizen At that time, she got used to the image of Sakura with a flat hair, wearing a canvas bag or a simple backpack, and even carrying plastic bags flying out at the airport, without the glamorous charisma of an idol at all. Until being a member of the group IZ * ONE, do idol K-Pop, Sakura can quickly stylist In Korea, invest carefully in appearance. She looked unbelievably different. No need to wear too strange but still these set Young clothes like jeans and t-shirts, but Sakura has chosen the right outfit, choosing the right accessories, so she looks a lot more prominent. Sakura still retains a simple style, not fussy but eye-catching, much more impressive than before. Her neatly-dried hair, light makeup is enough for Sakura to look out idol K-Pop, always in public. Recently, when IZ * ONE disbanded and Sakura left for Japan to return to Japan, netizens see how much her style has improved. No longer a Sakura wearing a plastic flip-flop, Sakura now wears a Dior bag with a Chanel necklace full of elegance and elegance. Indeed want to know stylist How talented K-Pop is, just look at Sakura’s transformation screen.

“Sea of ​​pink clouds” on the streets of Tokyo In Tokyo, the cherry blossoms bloom from March 22, the second earliest time in Japanese history, just after Kyoto. Cherry blossoms bloom in full bloom, making visitors feel lost in the fairy tale “sea of ​​pink clouds”. With the imprint of a modern, bustling city, Tokyo in the sakura season is different, the pace of life is slow and surprisingly relaxed. On the street, visitors can easily see families and groups of friends spreading canvas under the cherry blossoms, leisurely admiring the scenery, chattering, drinking sake and enjoying flowers. This activity is called “hanami”, a cultural characteristic of the spring of Phu Tang. Tokyo owns more than 10 cherry blossom viewing spots. Located right in the city, the Shinjuku Gyoen Garden is the perfect place to walk and enjoy the beauty of sakura. The 800 colorful cherry trees spreading along the banks of the Meguro River also hold the pedestrian’s feet. In addition, Inokashira Park, Chidorigafuchi … are also suggestions for sakura viewing. The cherry blossom season comes early for more than 1,200 years This year, the cherry blossom season comes “record” sooner than ever. Researcher Yasuyuki Aono from Osaka Prefecture University gathered historical data in the city of Kyoto. According to Aono, this year’s flower season in Kyoto begins on March 26, the earliest in more than 1,200 years. He said the seasons this year have a special effect on the day when the flowers bloom. The last winter was cold, spring came again earlier and was unusually warm. However, early blooming is only the “tip of the iceberg”. Associate Professor Amos Tai from the University of Hong Kong warns about the global climate crisis that can destabilize the ecosystem and threaten the life of all species. Japan welcomes the earliest cherry blossoms in more than 1,200 years The cherry blossom trees begin to bloom early and most are on March 26 in Tokyo, Japan. According to records, this phenomenon dates back to 812 AD.

Japanese cherry blossoms in full bloom, setting the record for the earliest blooming time of 1,200 years Cherry blossoms, also known as ‘sakura’, the symbol of Japan in bloom, the country is experiencing one of the best times of the year. White and pink flowers bloom throughout the cities and mountainous regions, and thousands of petals cover the ground. For more than a thousand years, Japanese people who have maintained the tradition of seeing cherry blossoms often experience a period of ‘peak full bloom’ only a few days. People often flock to popular places to take photos, camping right below the beautiful blooming trees. But this year, the cherry blossom season comes early and fades quickly. In downtown Kyoto, cherry blossoms are recorded in full bloom for the first time in the history of 1,200 years. Besides the joy of seeing cherry blossoms early, scientists also warn it is a sign of the ‘climate crisis’ that is threatening ecosystems everywhere. Yasuyuki Aono, a researcher at Osaka Prefecture University, collected records from Kyoto city, from historical documents, diaries that the cherry blossom season in downtown Kyoto this year is the year. as early as 1,200 years. In Tokyo, this is the second recorded early blooming time. The last time cherry blossoms peaked at this time of year was 1953, almost 70 years ago. Dr. Lewis Ziska, from Columbia University’s environmental health science, said: “As global temperatures warm, the last frosts of spring appear earlier and flowering occurs early. than”. The timing of peak blooms varies from year to year depending on many factors including weather and precipitation but the recent trend has been ‘earlier and earlier’. “Cherry blossoms are very sensitive to temperature,” said Yasuyuki Aono. Flowering and blooming may be earlier or later depending on the temperature. The winter is very cold, but spring comes surprisingly fast and warm. Young shoots wake up after a period of full rest. ” However, early blooming cherry blossoms are just the tip of the iceberg, a worldwide phenomenon that can destabilize the natural systems and economies of nations. There are two sources of increased heat that are the main drivers of earlier blooms, urbanization and climate change. With increasing urbanization, cities tend to become warmer than surrounding rural areas, known as the heat island effect. But there’s a bigger reason why climate change is causing temperatures in the region and around the world to soar. The day when cherry blossoms bloom early not only appear in Japan, but also occur in some other areas such as Washington, USA. And these earlier blooming days are not only a matter of tourists scrambling to see the flowers in full bloom before their petals fall, but they also have a long-term impact on the entire ecosystem and threaten the existence of many species. The effects of climate change are not limited to cherry blossoms. Many other plant species also experience changes in their lifecycle, which can even drastically affect the stability of their ecosystems. In some areas, farmers may have to change the type of crop. Some climates become too hot for what the tree can tolerate to thrive. Meanwhile, other climates experience more floods, more snow, and increased humidity in the air, which limits the plants that can be planted.

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Japanese people flock to the viewing spots for flowers. Photo: Getty. Each year, cherry blossoms only reach “peak in full bloom” for a few days. This is the law of nature that has existed for more than a thousand years. When it comes to cherry blossom season, Japanese people often flock to flower viewing spots for picnics or commemorative photos. But this year, the cherry blossom season comes and goes quickly. Scientists call this the earliest blooming season in history, and point out the cause: a climate crisis is threatening the ecosystem. The flowers bloom early The timing of cherry blossoms in full bloom can vary from year to year, depending on factors such as weather or rainfall. But in general, the cherry blossom season tends to come sooner. Researcher Yasuyuki Aono from Osaka Prefecture University gathered historical data in the city of Kyoto. According to Aono, this year’s flower season in Kyoto starts on March 26, the earliest in more than 1,200 years. Aono expert data shows that the city of Kyoto welcomes the cherry blossom season around mid-April for many centuries. From the 1800s, the flowering season shifts to around early April, during which a few years the flowering season takes place at the end of March. “Sakura flowers are very sensitive to temperature”, Mr. Aono analyzed. “The temperature can determine when the flowers bloom. Compared with the 1820s, the current temperature in Japan has increased by about 3.5 degrees C “. He also said that this year’s flower season clearly reflects the change in temperature. Specifically, this year’s winter in Japan is very cold while spring comes incredibly fast and warm. Therefore, cherry blossoms have “awakened with enough rest”. Cherry blossoms in Washington, USA, also bloom early. Photo: Getty. In Tokyo, the cherry blossoms bloom from March 22, the second earliest time in history. “As global temperatures warm, spring frosts occur early, leading to early blooming of cherry blossoms,” said Dr. Lewis Ziska of Columbia University of Environmental Health Sciences. Not only in Japan, the cherry blossoms in Washington, USA, also bloom early. According to the management of the National Park, this year’s cherry blossom season lasts only nearly a week, from March 31 to April 5. Ecosystem randomization However, early blooming is only the “tip of the iceberg”. Associate Professor Amos Tai from the University of Hong Kong warned of the global climate crisis that could destabilize the ecosystem and threaten the life of all species. In fact, plants and insects depend on each other. Both groups need to interact, influence each other, and at the same time need signals from the environment to “adjust their own life cycle”, according to Mr. Tai. Plants, for example, sense the temperature around them. If the temperature is warm enough for a certain amount of time, they will start to leaf, shoot and flower. Likewise, insects and many other animals are temperature dependent throughout their life cycle. Rising temperatures can accelerate growth in animals. “The relationship between plants and insects and other organisms has evolved over the years, that is, thousands to millions of years,” said Mr. Tai. But in recent centuries, climate change is destroying everything and disturbing these relationships ”. Plants and insects can react to increases in temperature at different rates, leaving their lifecycle out of sync. This means plants and insects may not grow together in the spring. Now, flowers can bloom before the insect is ready, or vice versa. “Insects will not find nutrients from plants and plants do not have enough nutrients to pollinate,” Mr. Tai concluded. In Tokyo, the cherry blossoms bloom from March 22. Photo: Getty. According to a 2009 study in the journal Biological Conservation , over the past few decades, a number of flora and fauna have transformed themselves to escape the effects of climate change. But the ecosystem is increasingly difficult to adapt, as the climate becomes unpredictable. “Ecosystems are not used to such large fluctuations,” said Tai. “The productivity of ecosystems can be degraded, even collapsed in the future.” The effects of climate change are not limited to cherry blossom season. Mr. Tai said that life cycle changes occurred in many crops of economic value, posing challenges to food security and farmers’ livelihoods. At the same time, food supplies in some vulnerable areas are also directly affected by drought and grasshoppers. “Farmers will find it difficult to predict crop yields,” said Mr. Tai. “Farming is now like gambling. Climate change is randomizing every factor in our ecosystems ”.