We hit it Big with the cherry blossoms! Their festival is next weekend but it was looking might good today.
That’s Lill doing ohana-mi, pretend, but the spirt is there. ‘O’ is an honorific, ‘hana’ means flower, and ‘mi’ means look. So ohana-mi means look at the particularly wonderful flower(s).
You need sake though, so that you drink your sake out of a little sake cup, throwing your head back to declare ‘ohana-mi!’.