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Fresh green maple

[Asunaro] May 17, 2017 16:00

Chuo-ku also has many trees, and there are various appearances in each season.

 

The promenade after the rain, the young leaves of maple are vividly reflected in the eyes.
The young leaves of maple during this season are called "Ao Kaede" and are called "Ao Kaede".
It can also be used as a seasonal word for early summer.

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It increases the blue color every day toward summer and enhances the leaves.

 

See how green leaves are overlapping and tied together
It is said that it is said that it is a synonymous.

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Green is said to heal the tiredness of eyes.
Why don't you look for the green Aya in the city?

 

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