Spring in Japan is filled with lots of hanami, looking at flowers.
Here are a few I've seen recently.
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another year in the old capital
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- Sourthern Hospitality
- Surprise suprise
- Country Mouse returns home
- The Truth Hurts
- What moment in time?
- Seasons change
- I'lll be doing this again tomorrow
- Home, Sweet, Home
- We are prepared for Takeoff
- My friends are famous
- Clarification and Explanation
- Sayonara Sale
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- Where do they come up with these uniforms?
- Three Days
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August
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- Midori
- Counting Down
- Welcome, welcome
- Holiday Weather
- From Fear to Food
- "My Boom"
- S-P-E-L-L-I-N-G
- Not A Day Goes By
- The Mountains Are On Fire
- Dick and Jane Go A-Hunting
- If all else fails, I have a backup dream job
- Welcome To My Neighborhood
- The Benefits of Old Age
- Hanabi Overtime
- Where the streets have no names
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- Nowhere to go but down
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- Shugakuin Imperial Villa
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April
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- The Burning Question
- The Dating Game
- Safety First
- Wasting Time
- Ah, the Memories
- The Hills Are Alive
- Sit down, Stand up, Fall over
- The Fun Begins
- The Best and Brightest
- You're welcome anytime!
- One of these things is not like the others
- Back to School
- The other Hanami
- Hanami
- Momo no hana - Peach blossoms
- Sakura - Cherry blossoms
- Sakura - Cherry blossoms
- Tsubaki - Camelia
- Ume no hana - Plum blossoms
- Beef, it's what's for dinner
- Pick me, pick me!
- Does the music make the man?
- Flowers and Food
- Memories of the Old Days
- No thanks, I'll wait
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