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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iris

iris
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a wooden sword for practice

a wooden sword for practice
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Flower of the rowan

Flower of the rowan
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a type of dry Japanese candy

a type of dry Japanese candy
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seasonal flowers arranged for a tea ceremony

seasonal flowers arranged for a tea ceremony
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Japanese sweet in imitation of a peony

Japanese sweet in imitation of a peony
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miso soup

miso soup
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simple meal served before a ceremonial tea

simple meal served before a ceremonial tea
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a Japanese skirt for formal wear

a Japanese skirt for formal wear
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White camellia

White camellia
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Manufactured Confectionary

Amongst wagashi, there is a sub-category called Manufactured Confectionary where the product is particularly exquisite and this product is made of edible ingredients used in making wagashi but, express an array of traditional Japanese themes related to the beauty of nature.

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Koinobori (carp streamer)

Koinobori (carp streamer)
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an open‐air tea ceremony.

an open‐air tea ceremony.
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unripe plum

unripe plum
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marzipan

marzipan
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paeony

paeony
http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/omk72000/66320883.html

a day on which a tea ceremony master gives a lesson

a day on which a tea ceremony master gives a lesson
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