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Sakura — Japanese Cherry-Blossom-Themed Residential Living in Johor Bahru

Sakura is a residential development positioned within Johor Bahru, developed by Sunway Sakura Development Sdn Bhd. The "Sakura" naming references the Japanese cherry blossom (Prunus serrulata) — Japan's national flower, celebrated each spring for its delicate pink blooms — reflecting a Japanese-inspired residential concept within Johor's economic capital.

The Sakura Cultural Heritage

The Japanese cherry blossom (Sakura) symbolises the transient beauty of life in Japanese culture and has become a globally recognised emblem of Japan. The flower's springtime bloom (hanami season) is celebrated through traditional flower-viewing festivals, and the Sakura motif is widely used in Japanese art, design, and architecture.

Location and Connectivity

Johor Bahru is served by the North-South Expressway, Eastern Dispersal Link (EDL), Coastal Highway, and connected to Singapore via the Causeway and Second Link.

Drive Times from Johor Bahru

• Singapore Causeway — approximately 10-15 minutes
• JB Sentral — within minutes
• KSL City Mall — approximately 10 minutes
• Mid Valley Southkey — approximately 15 minutes
• Senai International Airport — approximately 25 minutes

Lifestyle and Amenities

Residents enjoy access to KSL City Mall, Mid Valley Southkey, Johor Bahru City Square, Paradigm Mall JB, and the broader Iskandar Puteri integrated developments. Healthcare options include KPJ Johor Specialist Hospital, Gleneagles Hospital Medini, and Hospital Sultanah Aminah.

Developer Profile

Developed by Sunway Sakura Development Sdn Bhd, with Sunway-branded developer association suggesting linkages to the Sunway Group property development network.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Sakura" reference?

The Japanese cherry blossom (Prunus serrulata) — Japan's national flower, celebrated each spring for its delicate pink blooms.

Where is the project?

Within Johor Bahru, Johor.

What is the Sakura cultural meaning?

In Japanese culture, the cherry blossom symbolises the transient beauty of life and is celebrated through traditional flower-viewing (hanami) festivals each spring.

Who developed Sakura?

The project is developed by Sunway Sakura Development Sdn Bhd.