One of my favorite seasons - spring
Vocabulary:
vicinity - kinpen - きんぺん - 近辺
cozy - kokochiyoi - ここちよい - 心地好い
spring - haru - はる - 春
color - iro - いろ - 色
Where I live is not as cold as other four season areas. Snow hardly falls around here although winter is also cold. Temperature drops to minus 5 degrees before dawn. People look forward to spring, a time when temperature is not as cold as winter anymore. Here are some photos of flowers and food that I have gazed at or have taken glimpses of while strolling around my neighborhood or when I did my groceries. Spring makes me feel so relaxed. I do not have the names of some flowers yet; but, their colors refresh my whole being.
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another variety of cherry blossoms, ooshimazakura (大島桜)
The leaves of this variety are preserved with salt and used in making sakura-mochi. |
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| Oranges called "mikan" are abundant. |
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| black pansies are new to my sight |
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| Ornamental kales show their cute yellow blossoms at springtime |
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| A very lovely combination of white and orange (pansies) |
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| Pansies of various colors 201249 |
Vanilla-scented yellow jasmine 2012324
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| serene baby pink flowers |
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| Charming fuschia pink flowers |
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| Pretty bell-like flowers 2012328 |
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Intricately designed Japanese traditional sweets
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| Pine tree in springtime |
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| Tiny wild flowers everywhere |
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That tiny wild flower is actually very pretty (close-up shot).
Each is smaller than a small child's nail. |
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| Dandelion seeds |
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| Tiny fuschia pink wild flowers (as big as a small child's nail) |
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