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Warmness of Nyozuki plum

[Asunaro] February 5, 2019 14:00

“clothing clothes”, “kisararai”, “seisararai”, etc.
There are various theories about the etymology of Kisaragi.

Among them, the theory that "the moon where grass shoots protrude" turned.
I want to win a vote in a sense. 。 。

In February of the new calendar, the cold is still severe, and the plums at Kiyomasa Koji Temple are plums.
It has the beauty of winter trees.

 Plum. jpg

On the calendar, spring begins.

"Plum" is the coldest season of the year when it blooms.
But it's the spring season.

I feel the coming of spring. This sensibility is wonderful.

It's almost time to release Kiyoka after cold bitterness.

 Kiyomasa Koji Temple. jpg

◆Kiyomasa Temple in Nichiren sect
2-59-2, Nihonbashihamacho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo