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In addition to the two things above, you can find Hanakotoba in traditional Japanese ceremonies and ceremonies, such as weddings, funerals, and ceremonies for teenagers who are approaching adulthood. Because the Hanakotoba culture is very strong in meaning, care needs to be taken in the flowers in every ceremony. This is to avoid misunderstandings from other parties.

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Cherry blossoms in Japan are an iconic flower. This amazing flower can be used as a graceful gift to a loved one. There are two Hanakotoba for this flower, namely a beautiful soul and a beautiful woman. However, certain types of Sakura flowers have different meanings. Some Japanese people think that Sakura flowers have the meaning "don't forget me".
Ume are similar to Sakura flowers because they have stacked flower petals. The ume tree is concentrated in Tenjin's coolies because it means the flower that glorifies the divine of Learning, Sugawara no Michizane. In general, ume flowers mean noble, patient and loyal. however, there are other meanings too, you know, depending on the origin of the color.
Flowers originating from China and Japan have an interesting Hanakotoba, namely passion. But it can also be interpreted as resignation and independence. When the flowers that have these various types bloom, the leaves will fall until all the petals fall. Even so, this flower for sick people is an act that is less than perfect. Red Spider Lily is a flower that grows in the cemetery area which is used as a guardian of supernatural beings. In addition, the flowers contain poison.
The common meaning according to Hanakotoba for sunflower is "I only see you". however, if the number and color of the flowers are not aligned, then the meaning will change. Everything describes a person's feelings of love.
Peony is of Chinese origin, but this flower in general can grow in all parts of the country. Peonies mean the king of flowers because of their dashing appearance. in Japan, peonies usually grow in shrine areas. Hanakotoba for this flower is "rich" and "famous".

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The change of the seasons and the floral displays they bring are celebrated across Japan. From the keenly anticipated cherry and plum blossoms to the cheery sunflower, flowers hold a special place in Japanese society. There is even an ancient language of flowers known as hanakotoba, by which many blooms are ascribed symbolic meaning.

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