cherry

cherry
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seasonal flowers arranged for a tea ceremony

seasonal flowers arranged for a tea ceremony
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a heavenly maiden

a heavenly maiden
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A beautiful iris displayed to the one plate dish

A beautiful iris displayed to the one plate dish
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Japanese garden

Japanese garden
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a sweetfish

a sweetfish
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In the tea ceremony, fresh (and moist) sweets are offered and they are called "omogashi (literally, the main sweets.)

In the tea ceremony, fresh (and moist) sweets are offered and they are called "omogashi (literally, the main sweets.)
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