Sakura Bloom
Last updated 2026-06-12
Sakura Blooms (Japanese: 緋櫻毬 Hiou-kyuu) are a Local Specialty of Inazuma found in the wild on Narukami Island.
How to Obtain
Sakura Blooms initially appear as clusters of floating petals which are found throughout Narukami Island; many can notably be found around Mt. Yougou and the Grand Narukami Shrine. In order to agglomerate and harvest them, the player must either use an ability that applies Electro or come into contact with them while affected by Electro or carrying an Electrograna.
See the gallery or the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.
Craft Usage
There are 10 items that can be crafted using Sakura Bloom:
| Item | Craft Type | Recipe |
|---|---|---|
 "Snow on the Hearth" | Cooking |   Rice ×4  Sugar ×2  Sakura Bloom ×1 |
 Drink 455 | Cooking | Sakura Bloom ×2  Mint ×2  Salt ×1 |
 Electroculus Resonance Stone | Crafting |   Naku Weed ×5 Sakura Bloom ×5  Amethyst Lump ×1  Mora ×500 |
 Fake Fly Bait ×10 | Crafting | Sakura Bloom ×1  Horsetail ×1 |
 Quiet Elegance | Cooking |   Shrimp Meat ×4  Lavender Melon ×2 Sakura Bloom ×2  Flour ×1 |
 Sakura Mochi | Cooking | Rice ×4 Sugar ×2 Sakura Bloom ×1 |
 Sakura Shrimp Crackers | Cooking | Shrimp Meat ×3  Potato ×3 Sakura Bloom ×2 |
 Sakura Tempura | Cooking | Shrimp Meat ×4 Lavender Melon ×2 Sakura Bloom ×2 Flour ×1 |
 Summer Festival Fish | Cooking |   Milk ×2  Snapdragon ×2 Sakura Bloom ×2 Rice ×1 |
 Tricolor Dango | Cooking | Milk ×2 Snapdragon ×2 Sakura Bloom ×2 Rice ×1 |
Ascension Usage
2 Characters use Sakura Bloom for ascension:
No Weapons use Sakura Bloom for ascension.
Descriptions
A petal that has fallen from the Grand Narukami Shrine's Sacred Sakura. They float in mid-air due to the effect of Electro energies.
Legend holds that the roots of Thunder Sakura are linked deep beneath the earth. Should you trace these roots, you will always come back to this sacred sakura tree that stands guard over Inazuma. Some other legends have it that the Thunder Sakura are part of the Almighty Narukami Ogosho, the result of her splitting her divine form into parts, all the better to defend those under her rule with.
Legend holds that the roots of Thunder Sakura are linked deep beneath the earth. Should you trace these roots, you will always come back to this sacred sakura tree that stands guard over Inazuma. Some other legends have it that the Thunder Sakura are part of the Almighty Narukami Ogosho, the result of her splitting her divine form into parts, all the better to defend those under her rule with.
Trivia
- 6 Mail have Sakura Bloom as an attachment:
- Stepping Away for a While... ×10 from Yumemizuki Mizuki on March 16, 2026
- Regarding Progress Made... ×10 from Kamisato Ayato on March 26, 2024
- This Familiar Place... ×10 from Kamisato Ayaka on September 28, 2023
- What a Coincidence... ×10 from Yae Miko on June 27, 2022
- Day of Destiny... ×10 from Fischl on May 27, 2022
- Tonight... ×10 from Kamisato Ayaka on September 28, 2021
- In Japanese, the name of this item is spelled with the kyuujitai (traditional character set) or jinmeiyou Chinese character 櫻, rather than the standard modern equivalent 桜 sakura.
- The following items are variants of Sakura Bloom:
Gallery
In the wild
Sakura Bloom at Night
Using Electro on cluster
Video Guides
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Sakura Bloom | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 绯樱绣球 Fēiyīng Xiùqiú | Scarlet Cherry Embroidered Ball[• 1] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 緋櫻繡球 Fēiyīng Xiùqiú | |
| Japanese | 緋櫻毬 Hiou-kyuu[1] | Scarlet Cherry Ball |
| Korean | 벚꽃 수구 Beotkkot Sugu | Cherry Blossom Hydrangea |
| Spanish | Pétalos de cerezo | Cherry Petals |
| French | Fleur de cerisier | Cherry Blossom |
| Russian | Цвет сакуры Tsvet sakury | Sakura Bloom |
| Thai | Sakura Bloom | — |
| Vietnamese | Tú Cầu Anh Đào | Cherry Hydrangea |
| German | Sakura-Blüte | Sakura Blossom |
| Indonesian | Sakura Bloom | — |
| Portuguese | Pétalas da Flor de Sakura | Petals of Sakura Flower |
| Turkish | Kiraz Çiçeği | Cherry Blossom |
| Italian | Fiore di sakura | Sakura Flower |
- ↑ Chinese: 绣球/繡球
Xiùqiú also refers hydrangeas, but based on the Japanese name is more likely to refer to an embroidered ball.
Change History
Released in Version 2.0
