Marigolds Blossom Kinsenka Saku, one of the "72 climates" of the solar year. This one corresponds to about Nov. 17 - Nov. 21, early winter, when narcissus/daffodil flowers bloom. (Despite this, the flower named in the title is clearly translated as "marigold"....)Ooh, daffodils!Just those flowers alone are enough to brighten up the place.So who pulled off this bit of feminine style...?Ichirin only arranges 'em one to a vase. Ichirin-zashi, a vase for one flowerHow did you know?It was just a joke.We got them from a parishioner.I arranged them.Wild flowers are nice......but arranged flowers are wonderful because they also express one's sympathy.It makes me all warm inside to see flowers dedicated on street corners with poor visibility.That's not likely why they're there, Hijiri!!Come to think of it, I'm not sure when we received these......but they're rose(?)-like objects made from extremely thin paper.And they have this mysterious smell of chestnut blossoms...Okay! Let's report 'em!
Marigolds Blossom Kinsenka Saku, one of the "72 climates" of the solar year. This one corresponds to about Nov. 17 - Nov. 21, early winter, when narcissus/daffodil flowers bloom. (Despite this, the flower named in the title is clearly translated as "marigold"....)
Ooh, daffodils!
Just those flowers alone are enough to brighten up the place.
So who pulled off this bit of feminine style...?
Ichirin only arranges 'em one to a vase. Ichirin-zashi, a vase for one flower
How did you know?
It was just a joke.
We got them from a parishioner.
I arranged them.
Wild flowers are nice...
...but arranged flowers are wonderful because they also express one's sympathy.
It makes me all warm inside to see flowers dedicated on street corners with poor visibility.
That's not likely why they're there, Hijiri!!
Come to think of it, I'm not sure when we received these...
...but they're rose(?)-like objects made from extremely thin paper.
And they have this mysterious smell of chestnut blossoms...
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