Cherry trees in Kyoto, Japan, are blooming earlier, potentially due to climate change. Data visualizations from 1695 to 1995 show a correlation between cherry blossom full-bloom dates and average temperatures in March and April. While peak bloom dates remained stable from 1700 to 1900, there has been a significant downward shift since the early 20th century, indicating an earlier arrival of spring. This trend poses risks to cherry trees and the environment, including vulnerability to spring freezes and disruptions in pollination patterns. The monochromatic color palette of the infographic represents temperature variations, with a red circle highlighting the downward trend in cherry blossom season as a warning of climate change's impact.