A beautiful new Sakura Forest biome.
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Hanami adds a Sakura Forest biome with pink sakura trees, bamboo, distinctive foliage, and terrain variants, creating a new landscape to explore. The forest includes koi ponds with tropical fish, lily pads, and bamboo, while azalea bushes provide a new flower used in crafting. Sakura trees sometimes release large blossoms that drift north; striking one before it lands yields sakura flowers, which can be thrown to make falling blossoms of your own. During storms and full moons, faster-moving blossom particles signal windy conditions, when blossoms appear more often. Sakura leaves can drop edible cherries, which can be eaten directly or used in several recipes. Combining sakura cherries, sugar, and a bottle makes Sakura Cherry Juice, which grants Nourishing for 40 seconds so food restores more hunger; adding sugar and a spider eye turns the juice into kombucha that grants up to three levels of Instability, increasing knockback. Sakura Cherry Pie and the 14-slice Black Forest Gateau offer filling food but also cause Unsalutary, temporarily reducing how much hunger food restores. Blombs are a sakura-blossom-and-gunpowder TNT variant that bursts into petals, knocks entities back, and neither ignites other blombs nor destroys terrain, making it useful for launching players into the air. With Quark installed, sakura cherries can be made into cherry sacks, and with Fruitful installed, sakura trees use that mod’s fruit system; Hanami also lists compatibility with Buzzier Bees beehives and Extra Boats boat types.
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Adds 31 blocks, 6 items, 1 entity, 6 biomes and 33 recipes.
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