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[aishiteru-kenshin]

Nemophila Harmony

April 25th — May 15th

The annual blooming of 4.5 million nemophilas (also know as “Baby Blue Eyes”) on Miharashi Hill in the famous Hitachi Seaside Park. A very popular seasonal event for which many travel from far to see.

[zantedeschia-praesul]

FILL IN WITH DETAILS ABOUT YOUR MUSE AS IF THEY WERE A CHARACTER IN A DATING SIM.

NAME — Harumasa Saseki

PROFESSION — Saniwa sage, artist (or specifically painter); modern/pre-saniwa timeline: 3rd year art student

WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND — If not his studio, his rather sizeable highland garden; you'll most likely find him tending to his hyssops and lilies, or painting/relaxing at his cottage in his shibazakura + rurikarakusa garden. (Pre-saniwa/modern timeline: cafes or parks, coz he likes to just,,,,chill with a donut and coffee and draw :3)

FAVORITE FOOD TYPE — Soupy stuff, sometimes with beef or any protein (fuckin adores one of those sukiyaki steamboats). Doesn't look it but has a very sweet tooth, and likes his sugar cookies, and most red bean treats like taiyaki and ohagi. Oh, and poi mochi.

FAVORITE ALCOHOLIC DRINK — Doesn't drink as much, but once or twice he will indulge in either hot or chilled sake (until he starts to taste metal in his mouth). Pre-saniwa time tho, he loves a nice Asahi; he's not that much of those fancy liquor person.

WHERE THEY WOULD GO ON A DATE — He'll definitely take you to art museums, flower gardens, or like,,,,travel spots that you both can enjoy and chill together? Heck you ask him to take you to the aquarium or the like and he'll do it in a heartbeat ❤️ but if you manage to figure out his other interests (blades, history, WRESTLING), he'll bring you to places related to them ;3c

IDEAL GIFT — He's a simple man, really. He appreciates anything his lover would give him, but if you want extra points (hehe), buy him art stuff 👀 paints, markers, brushes; heck a 300gm hardback sketchbook will make him the happiest man ❤️

HOW MANY DATES UNTIL THEY KISS — He sometimes will wait until his partner is ready to take it to the next level, but usually the soft ones like hand kisses and forehead kisses are pree common once you're both comfortable with each other. But the serious ones, the ones with more passion and emotion? They might happen when you least expects it; he can be rather impulsive.

tagged by: took from @himedachi :3

tagging: tag yo self hehe

[akechi-stole-my-heart]

🎨 and ❓for the murder bfs AU!

part one | part two | part three | part four

So, the Thieves have decided to keep going in the absence of their leader and instate Haru as their new leader. Morgana is about to explain how Haru needs their help with her father and fiance and that they should target Okumura next, but Ann interrupts him with her new problem--in the last few days, she's found herself with a new stalker.

Haru, being Haru, decides to put off her own problems and instead help Ryuji and Ann with the stalker for the time being. The Madarame arc proceeds the same way as it does in canon, more or less, just with Haru as the leader this time. (And less nude modeling, since I can and the stupid joke is barely necessary anyway.)

The fights in the Palace are much more difficult without Joker, and everyone tries to be nice to Haru about it, but her weak Persona is not helping. Her Persona isn't as glaringly weak as it is in the canon timeline, since everyone has weak Personas atm, but it isn't "leveling up" or getting stronger like everyone else's and it's becoming a problem.

They barely defeat Madarame, though, and just like in canon, they hear about the black mask. Unlike in canon, they also hear about his mysterious companion--so mysterious, that Shadow Madarame never even got a good look at him. Akira is the only other metaverse user they know about, but if that's the case, who's the other guy? And Akira doesn't have a black mask…

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I wasn't able to get too into this before, but Morgana and Haru own my whole soul in this AU. Imagining an angry and confused Morgana getting picked up by Haru on the street. He's annoyed at first and immediately starts plotting an escape, but then when she starts pampering him with an expensive bed, many cat toys, and top of the line cuisine, he starts to be won over. And Haru immediately grows extremely attached to him and secretly hopes his owners won't come forward so she can keep him--she's just been so lonely and scared recently, and Morgana is the companion she's been so desperate for. She names him Rurikarakusa after a type of blue spring flower for his bright blue eyes. (He tells her his real name asap once she can understand him, but she continues to call him Mona-kusa as a kind of nickname, which he tolerates only with her.)

At some point Haru breaks down in front of Morgana, and believing he's just a normal (if very intelligent) cat who can't understand her, tearfully explains the whole terrible situation with her fiance to him. Morgana is filled with righteous anger and infiltrates Okumura's Palace as soon as he possibly can, she follows him inside, and the rest is history.

(Morgana stays with Haru for the rest of the AU and is supremely spoiled. Finally the little guy gets his sushi--and far too much of it, might I add.)

[spst-haru]

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The Flower Meanings behind each P5R Flower Keychain Merch

After pre-ordering the P5R flower keychain merch, I decided delve into the flower meanings that each PT character is associated with in the new flower keychain merch.

I’m going to research into the Hanakotoba (花言葉) meaning of these flowers, the English meanings, and the relevant flower essences to hopefully get the right information. Then I’ll try to connect how they relate to the characters. Understand that what I’ll say may not be 100% right, because this is my own interpretation.

The flower meanings I gotten are based on the Japanese websites and English websites that I looked into. THIS IS GOING TO BE A VERY LONG POST so please excuse any potential grammar mistakes I may have made.

If I ever have time, I might make separate posts for each Phantom Thief regarding the history, folklore and meta of their flowers.

Ren Amamiya - Red China Asters & White Daisies

China Asters are called 蝦夷菊 (Ezogiku) or in Katakana, エゾギク in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) China Asters in general mean:

追憶 (Recollection)

私はあなたを想うでしょう (I will think of you)

変化 (Change / Shapeshift)

信じる恋 (Believing in Love)

貞節 (Fidelity)

And Red China Asters in particular mean:

変化を好む (I prefer change)

The English meaning of these Asters are:

Patience

Elegance

Daintiness (Gentle and Kind personality)

Afterthought (Remembering someone who is no longer with you / Thinking if things should have happened differently)

Love of variety

And the Red color in an Aster is the color of passion that expresses strong emotions towards these meanings.

So basically China Asters mean Change and Recollection (Remembering something/someone), and “私はあなたを想うでしょう (I will think of you)”.

Note: There are 2 different classifications of Aster flowers. One is the Shion (シオン) Aster. The other is the China (エゾギク) Aster. There is no such thing as a red Shion Aster. China Asters on the other hand, comes with a variety of colors including red. Therefore, the red asters are China Asters.

Shion Asters tend to have the meaning: “君を忘れない (I won’t forget you)”. China Asters tend to have a similar meaning which is: "私はあなたを想うでしょう (I will think of you)”. This indicates remembering someone who is no longer with you, or when they are far away and separated from you. It seems that Asters in general involve remembering someone and not wanting to forget them.

How this connects to Ren:

Since Red Asters in particular mean “change”, I think this refers to how Ren is a “shapeshifter” (from the Beneath the Mask song), since he is a WildCard user who uses different personas and masks. I think the “変化を好む (I prefer change) ” meaning refers to how Ren wanted to reform society as a Phantom Thief.

China Asters in general also mean “recollection”, I think this refers to what happened between Ren and Akechi. Ren deeply regretted how he wasn’t able to save Akechi in the engine room and wanted things to happen differently between them (Like peacefully playing chess with Akechi in his room in the “Bad Ending”).  For Akechi to be present and by his side...that was his wish in the dream world. This can also refer to how Akechi said “If only we had met a few years earlier...”. Recollection is also connected to the "私はあなたを想うでしょう (I will think of you)” meaning. Ren still remembers his promise with Akechi, even after the dream world ended. Akechi was separated from him twice but Ren still carries Akechi’s glove with him, thinking of him.

The meaning of these flowers are probably connected to the meaning of Akechi’s Forget-Me-Nots that I will mention later in this post.

Daisies are called 雛菊 (Hinagiku) or just デイジー (Daisy) in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Daisies in general mean:

純潔 (Innocence / Purity)

美人 (Beautiful person)

平和 (Peace / Harmony)

希望 (Hope)

And White Daisies in particular mean:

無邪気 (Innocent)

The English meanings of these Daisies are:

Innocence

New Beginnings

Purity

Harmony

If the Daisy color is White then that specifically means “Innocence” and “Purity”.

How this connects to Ren: 

Ren has his own sense of justice and righteousness, and he believes that what he’s doing is for the greater good. He is the Trickster who brings hope and drives away ruin. Shido falsely accused Ren of assault even though Ren’s innocent. He gotten a criminal record even though he is innocent. Ren started off as a misunderstood hero... and yeah I guess Ren is pretty good-looking too “美人 (Beautiful person)” lol.

Ryuji Sakamoto - Sunflowers & Red Ace Hydrangeas

Sunflowers are called 向日葵 (Himawari) or in katakana ヒマワリ in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Sunflowers mean:

私はあなただけを見つめる (I only have my eyes on you)

あなたを幸福にする (I will make you happy)

崇拝 (Admiration / Adoration)

光輝 (Brightness)

あなたは素晴らしい (You are amazing)

偽りの富 (False Riches)

The English meanings of these Sunflowers are:

Adoration

Faithfulness

Loyalty

Joy & Happiness

So basically Sunflowers mean admiring someone or adoring someone and it also means happiness.

How this connects to Ryuji:

Ryuji is Ren’s best friend, and he also greatly admires Ren for being the leader of the Phantom Thieves. Ryuji is also the type of guy who is loud, cheerful, and optimistic. This can connect to brightness and happiness.

Hydrangeas are called 紫陽花 (Ajisai) or in katakana アジサイ in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Hydrangeas mean:

高慢 (Boastfulness / Arrogance)

冷酷 (Ruthlessness / Cold-Hearted)

謝罪 (Apology)

The English meanings of Hydrangeas are:

Gratitude

Honest Emotions

Vanity

Boastfulness

Desire for forgiveness

Regret

In Japan, Hydrangeas are usually used to express apology for bad behavior. That’s why negative words like 冷酷 (Ruthlessness / Cold-Hearted) and  高慢 (Boastfulness / Arrogance) are associated with it. It’s to apologize for behaving like that.

How this connects to Ryuji:

Ryuji is a delinquent and a troublemaker. However, he’s also the type to apologize for the things he messed up on. One example is Ryuji feeling sorry for his mother because attacking Kamoshida ruined his chances of making things easier for her (like getting an athletic scholarship). Another example is the 3rd Semester where he deeply apologizes to Ren for abandoning him to enjoy the dream world. For 高慢 (Boastfulness / Arrogance), Ryuji wanted to have more fame and recognition as the Phantom Thieves were becoming more popular, but that was until the Okumura incident.

Ann Takamaki - Red Roses & Strawberry Blossoms

“A Beautiful Rose has thorns!” - Ann

Roses are called 薔薇 (Bara) or they can be just called ローズ (Rose) in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Roses in general mean:

愛 (Love)

美 (Beauty)

And Red Roses in particular mean:

あなたを愛してます (I love you)

愛情 (Love / Affection)

美 (Beauty) 

情熱 (Passion)

熱烈な恋 (Passionate Love)

The English meanings of Red Roses are pretty much the same: Passionate Love, Romance, and Beauty. Roses are the most well-known flowers across the world.

How this connects to Ann:

Ann is associated with the Lovers Arcana. Ann’s phantom thief attire is also associated around the themes of beauty, lust, and love. This is because her Persona is Carmen, who is a Femme Fatale (An attractive and seductive woman, especially one who is likely to cause distress or disaster to a man who becomes involved with her). Like what Ann said in battle: “A Beautiful Rose has thorns!“

Strawberries are called 苺 (Ichigo) in Japan.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Strawberry Blossoms mean:

尊重と愛情 (Love and Respect)

幸福な家庭 (Happy Family)

あなたは私を喜ばせる (You please me)

先見の明 (Foresight)

完全なる善 (Perfect Goodness)

The English meanings of Strawberry Blossoms are: 

Perfection

Righteousness

Spring / Rebirth

So basically Strawberry Blossoms mean perfection, love, and righteousness.

The essence of a Strawberry Blossom can help those who are going through a mental loop of fear and anxiety. For people who are worrying themselves to exhaustion and tears.

How this connects to Ann:

Ann is very kind, compassionate, and also cheerful when she’s with the Phantom Thieves. When it comes to “righteousness“, Ann has moral values and tends to reflect on whether her’s or the PT’s actions are right or wrong. She also has a strong desire to help those in need. I think “perfection” connects to how Ann is confidant about her physical appearance, but she also wants to be mentally strong and confidant like the female villains she watched.

The essence of a Strawberry Blossom (a mental loop of fear and anxiety) could connect to what Ann was going through during the Kamoshida arc. She worries a lot about Shiho, and was unfortunately put into a situation where she had to deal with Kamoshida’s threats and sexual harassment. This is because she feared that Shiho would lose her position in the volleyball team. This situation was so stressful that she suddenly had to talk to Ren about it at the station.

Yusuke Kitagawa - Nemophilas & Lily of the Valleys

Nemophilas (aka Baby Blue Eyes) are called 瑠璃唐草 (Rurikarakusa) or  just ネモフィラ (Nemophila) in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Nemophilas mean:

どこでも成功 (Success everywhere)

あなたを許す (I forgive you)

可憐 (Sweet)

The English meanings of Nemophilas are pretty much the same: Victory and Success.

However...

Nemophilas have essences for anyone who during their childhood, had lack of support from their father figure or had issues with their father figure.

How this connects to Yusuke:

Sure the “success” meaning could probably connect to Yusuke trying to succeed his art career, but I think the Nemophila essence meaning connects to him more. Yusuke did have a father figure in his childhood who is Madarame. Madarame adopted him shortly after his mother’s death. He became corrupted by his distorted desires and treated Yusuke as a tool to help bolster his fame and riches. Yusuke had issues with Madarame‘s abuse and eventually fought against him in the Metaverse.

However Yusuke still have this conflicting case of Stockholm Syndrome towards Madarame and it shows during the 3rd semester. In the dream world, part of Yusuke’s wish was to have Madarame be a supporting and sincere father figure towards him. This can connect to the Nemophila meaning of “feeling supported and loved, especially by male figures”.

One of the birth flower dates for Nemophilas is January 28th, which is Yusuke’s birthday. So these flowers are REALLY for Yusuke!

Lily of the Valleys are called 鈴蘭 (Suzuran) or in katakana スズラン in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Lily of the Valleys mean:

再び幸せが訪れる (Return of Happiness)

純粋 (Purity)

謙遜 (Modesty)

優しさ (Kindness)

The English meanings of Lily of the Valleys are:

Motherhood

Womanhood

Purity

Sweetness

Return of Happiness

You made my life complete

So basically the Lily of the Valley flowers mean “Return of Happiness” but it could also mean “Motherhood”, because this flower is considered to be the perfect flower for the month of May, and Mother’s Day takes place in May. On May 1st, it is a custom to give a loved one Lily of the Valleys.

Lily of the Valley also has essences for those who are yearning or desiring relationships that are unattainable.

How this connects to Yusuke:

The “再び幸せが訪れる (Return of Happiness)“ meaning could refer to Yusuke becoming part of the Phantom Thieves and obtaining new friends. The PTs saved him from Madarame. Note that Yusuke first met the Phantom Thieves on the month of May, and Lily of the Valleys are heavily associated with that month.

I think this also relates to the Sayuri painting. The true form of the Sayuri painting expresses motherhood. The woman in the painting is holding a baby. Yusuke’s mother created this painting of herself happily holding her newborn son in her arms. “Yearning for relationships that are unattainable” could probably refer to how Yusuke deep down yearn for parental love. His biological parents aren’t present in his life and Madarame is a corrupted father figure. I mentioned before that part of Yusuke’s wish in the dream world was to have Madarame be a supporting and sincere father figure towards him.

Makoto Niijima - Canterbury Bells & Pink Tree Peonies

Canterbury Bells (aka Bellflowers), are called カンパニュラ (Campanula) in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Canterbury Bells mean:

感謝 (Gratitude)

誠実 (Sincerity)

節操 (Loyalty)

思いを告げる (Telling your Thoughts)

共感 (Sympathy)

The English meanings of Canterbury Bells are:

Gratitude

Humility

Everlasting Love

So basically Canterbury bells mean “Gratitude” and “Telling your Thoughts”.

The essence of Canterbury Bells are for those who are stressed and cannot think for themselves. Canterbury Bells can help clear their minds so that they can stand up for themselves and make their own decisions.

How this connects to Makoto:

Before she joined the Phantom Thieves, Makoto was considered to be an obedient “good girl type of pushover” who followed the rules and couldn’t make her own decisions. During the Kaneshiro arc, so many things were happening to her at once such as the Principal giving her a difficult task, Sae getting angry at her during dinner, and Goro calling her a pushover. All of this really stressed her because her obedience is suffocating her. This connects to the “思いを告げる (Telling your Thoughts)“ meaning because it wasn’t until she entered Kaneshiro’s palace that she was finally able to speak her mind and stand up for herself. 

One of the birth flower dates for Canterbury Bells is April 23rd, which is Makoto’s birthday. So these flowers are REALLY for Makoto!

Tree Peonies are called 牡丹 (Botan) or in katakana ボタン in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Tree Peonies mean:

王者の風格 (Personality of a King)

富貴 (Wealth and Honor)

はにかみ (Bashfulness)

恥じらい (Shyness)

思いやり (Compassion)

The English meanings of Tree Peonies are:

Good Fortune

Bravery

Honor

Nobility

In Japan, Tree Peonies are well-respected and known to be called the “King of Flowers” (花の王様) or the “King of a Hundred Flowers” (百花の王). The reason why they’re called that is because back in history, Tree Peonies were used to decorate throne rooms and royal palaces. That’s why Tree Peonies tend to have meanings relating to royalty and honor.

The essence of Peonies are for those who are overworking themselves and trying to work hard for everything.

How this connects to Makoto:

Makoto’s code name is “Queen”, because of her bossy and strict personality. This also connects to the “王者の風格 (Personality of a King)“ meaning. Makoto’s bossy personality can be a King-like trait. Also a Queen is just a royal female version of a King. Makoto also worked hard to keep her grades in check and studied a lot in order to go to a good college. This could connect to the Peony essence for trying to work hard for everything. Makoto also drove a lot in P5 Strikers and exhausted herself from it. This could mean that Makoto is also the type to overwork herself.

The “はにかみ (Bashfulness)” meaning could probably connect to how Makoto has vulnerable or cute sides to her. She is scared of paranormal activity and have cute buchimaru merch in her room.

Futaba Sakura - Dandelions & Red Carnations

Dandelions are called 蒲公英 (Tanpopo) or in katakana タンポポ in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Dandelions mean:

愛の神託 (Oracle of Love)

神託 (Oracle)

真心の愛 (Sincere Love)

幸福 (Happiness)

別離 (Separation)

The English meanings of Dandelions are:

Happiness

Joy

Youthful Thoughts

Dandelions are known to be a fortune-telling flower which is why words like “神託 (Oracle)” are associated with it. It seems like Dandelions also mean “Happiness” but also “Separation”.

How this connects to Futaba:

Obviously Futaba’s code name is “Oracle”, so all of the “神託 (Oracle)” and  “愛の神託 (Oracle of Love)“ meanings of this flower connects to her. The “別離 (Separation)“ meaning could refer to how Futaba is separated from her mother because her mother died. The “幸福 (Happiness)“ meaning probably refers to how Futaba became happy again and gained new friends after the Phantom Thieves saved her.

One of the birth flower dates for Dandelions is February 19th, which is Futaba’s birthday. So these flowers are REALLY for Futaba!

Carnations are called カーネーション (Carnation) in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Carnations in general mean:

無垢で深い愛 (Innocent and Deep Love)

魅惑 (Fascination)

愛情 (Affection)

And Red Carnations in particular mean:

母への愛 (A Mother’s Love)

The English meanings of Carnations are:

Admiration

Love and Affection

Fascination

Distinction

Carnations are known to symbolize Mother’s Day which is why “母への愛 (A Mother’s Love)“ is associated with it. The Red color of that flower in particular are used the most for Mother’s Day.

How this connects to Futaba:

Futaba loves her mother (Wakaba) a lot and she also misses her mother a lot. The whole Futaba Palace arc was about Futaba struggling to overcome her mother’s death. She later realized in her Palace that her mother doesn’t hate her and still loves her. This connects to the “母への愛 (A Mother’s Love)“ meaning. Futaba deep down still hasn’t overcome her mother’s death and it shows in the 3rd semester. Futaba’s wish in the dream world was to have Wakaba still alive. Futaba knew it wasn’t real early on, but she still rolled with it anyway because “If I got to see my mom again, then it was okay...”. She eventually apologized to Ren for this though.

Haru Okumura - Pink Roses & Hypericum Berries

As you already know, in Hanakotoba (花言葉) Roses in general mean:

愛 (Love)

美 (Beauty)

But Pink Roses in particular mean:

しとやか (Graceful / Ladylike)

上品 (Elegant)

可愛い人 (Cute person)

美しい少女 (Beautiful Girl)

誓い (Oath of Love)

感銘 (Deep Impression)

The English meanings of Pink Roses are:

Gratitude

Grace

Joy

Gentleness

Ann’s Red Roses represent passionate love and romance. Haru’s Pink Roses on the other hand, have a different meaning. Pink Roses are more associated with beauty and grace.

How this connects to Haru:

Haru is the “Beauty Thief”, and is associated with the themes of classy elegance, beauty and grace. This is because her Persona is Milady, who is a sophisticated and elegant woman. It’s also because Haru is rich. Haru is familiar with what it’s like to live in a high-class lifestyle.

Hypericum are called ヒペリカム (Hypericum) in Japanese

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Hypericums mean:

きらめき (Sparkle)

悲しみは続かない (Sadness that doesn’t last)

The English meanings of Hypericums are:

Cheerfulness

Inspiration

Antidepressant

Hypericums are usually given to those who are grieving or lost a loved one. They are also known to relieve depression, because the medicine that uses this plant are antidepressants. Hypericums are also used to drive away devils, witches, sorcery, and misfortune. This is the reason why Hypericums have “悲しみは続かない (Sadness that doesn’t last)" as its meaning.

How this connects to Haru:

I think this is connected to how Haru lost her father and she was really sad about it. Hypericums are for those “who are grieving or lost a loved one“. The meaning of “driving away devils, witches, sorcery, and misfortune“ could refer to how Haru had to fight against her father in the Metaverse in order to stop his corruption and save anyone (and herself) who were affected by his distorted desires. Even after the Okumura arc, she still grieved about her father to the point that her wish in the dream world was to have her father alive again.

The “悲しみは続かない (Sadness that doesn’t last)" meaning could refer to Haru joining the Phantom Thieves and not being sad anymore. Her new friends relieved her depression.

Sumire Yoshizawa - Baby’s Breaths & Blue Star Milkweeds

Baby’s Breaths (aka Gypsophilas) are called かすみ草 (Kasumisou) in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Baby’s Breaths mean:

清らかな心 (Pure Heart)

無邪気 (Innocence)

親切 (Kindness)

幸福 (Happiness)

永遠の愛 (Everlasting Love)

The English meanings of Baby’s Breaths are:

Everlasting Love

Newborn babies

Innocence

Holy Spirit

Unity

So basically Baby’s Breath mean “Innocence”, “Purity”, and “Everlasting Love”.

How this connects to Sumire:

The name of the flower. In Japanese, Baby’s Breaths are called “Kasumi” (かすみ) in hiragana. The name of Sumire’s twin sister is also in hiragana: かすみ  芳澤 (Kasumi Yoshizawa). It appears that Kasumi is named after the Baby’s Breath flower. Sumire on the other hand, is named after Violets, and Violets are called  すみれ草 (Sumiresou). What is the Hanakotoba meaning of Violets? “白昼夢 (Daydreaming)” and “あなたのことで頭がいっぱい (You Occupy my Thoughts)”.

Kasumi = Baby’s Breaths (Innocence, Pure Heart)

Sumire = Violets (Daydreaming, You Occupy my Thoughts)

Sumire was the first to be affected by Maruki’s power. Her cognition was changed, causing her to believe that she’s Kasumi. This is connected to the “白昼夢 (Daydreaming)” meaning. During her time being Kasumi, she was completely oblivious that she’s not Kasumi. This could connect to the “Innocence” meaning.

It’s also the reason why the Sumire keychain have Baby’s Breaths flowers instead of Violets. This is the Sumire that thinks she’s Kasumi.  

The “永遠の愛 (Everlasting Love)“ meaning could probably refer to the bond between the two sisters.

The Blue Star Milkweeds (aka Tweedias) are called ブルースター (BlueStars) in Japanese. 

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) BlueStars mean:

幸福な愛 (Happy Love)

虹あう心 (Rainbow Hearts)

信じあう心 (Hearts that believe in each other)

The English meaning of BlueStars are:

Faithful Affection

BlueStars are one of the common flowers that are used in weddings in a bride’s bouquet. I guess that’s why meanings like “幸福な愛 (Happy Love)“ and “信じあう心 (Hearts that believe in each other)” are associated with it.

The essence of BlueStars are associated with dream and reality. It helps balance the ability to daydream with the need to keep one foot fully grounded in reality.

How this connects to Sumire:

Sumire’s 3rd tier Persona Ella, represents Cinderella during her wedding day. The blue color of the BlueStars could also refer to the color of Sumire’s 1st Persona, Cendrillon.

But the essence of BlueStars seem to connect to her more. Regarding the Inharmonious Expression, Sumire wasn’t able to accept reality at first, and wanted to stay being Kasumi in the dream world. This could connect to her lack of ability to move forward and her inability to travel to another dimension (Reality). Then during her time in the 3rd semester with the Phantom Thieves and Akechi, Sumire eventually gained the courage to accept herself. She was finally able to keep one foot fully grounded in reality.

Goro Akechi - Lobelias & Pink Forget-Me-Nots

Lobelias are called ロベリア (Lobelia) in Japanese.

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Lobelias mean:

悪意 (Malevolence / Evil Intentions)

謙遜 (Modesty)

いつも愛らしい (Always Charming)

嫌い (Hate)

The English meanings of Lobelias are: 

Distinction

Malevolence

Arrogance

So basically Lobelias symbolizes “Malevolence”. The reason why Lobelias have these negative meanings is because even though these flowers look pretty, they are really toxic flowers that can kill you.

How this connects to Goro:

Goro’s true nature is full of malevolence and hate. He had caused psychotic breakdowns, had killed some people, and had attempted to betray the Phantom Thieves and kill Ren. His hatred comes from his desire for revenge against Shido, because Shido is the one who ruined his life as well as his mother’s. The 3rd semester showed this side of him even more. He is more ruthless, vulgar, aggressive, and wildly feral especially towards shadows. He takes great pleasure in killing them. Goro can also make himself go berserk by using “Call of Chaos” on himself. 

Goro being a murderer and taking pleasure in killing things can connect to how the Lobelia flowers are really toxic and can kill you. 

The “いつも愛らしい (Always Charming)” meaning could refer to how Goro is still pretty and charming despite showing is feral side. Like come on, look at this baby face:

Forget-Me-Nots are called 忘れな草 (Wasurenakusa) in Japanese. 

In Hanakotoba (花言葉) Forget-Me-Nots in general mean:

真実の愛 (True Love)

私を忘れないで (Don’t forget me)

思い出 (Memories)

And Pink Forget-Me-Nots in particular mean: 

真実の友情 (True Friendship)

The English meanings of Forget-Me-Nots are: 

Don’t forget me

Remembrance

True Love

Eternal Love

Desperate Love

Memory of a dead person

The meanings of “True Love” and “Don’t Forget Me” came from legends of tragic romances in medieval times.

The essence of Forget-Me-Nots are for those who never fully resolved their isolation and abandonment issues after experiencing the death of an important family member or friend during childhood.

How this connects to Goro:

The “私を忘れないで (Don’t forget me)” and “Remembrance” meanings refers to what happened between Goro and Ren. Goro made a promise with Ren and gave Ren one of his gloves. But then Goro “died” in the Engine Room and Ren was devastated about it. Ren still kept the glove that Goro gave him and remembers him from it. This can also relate to the meaning of the China Asters that Ren is associated with: "私はあなたを想うでしょう (I will think of you)”, and also relates to “Memory of a dead person”.

The “真実の友情 (True Friendship)” meaning from the Pink Forget-Me-Nots in particular could refer to how in P5R, Goro now has a manual confidant. Ren is able to have an “open and honest relationship” with Goro because of this.

The essence of Forget-Me-Nots also relates to Goro. Goro does indeed have isolation and abandonment issues. He mentioned how he’s an unwanted bastard child, and in the engine room he mentioned how he wanted to be loved. He also deep down wanted to be acknowledged by Shido since Shido is his only biological link. Shido of course took advantage of that. All of this is because during Goro’s childhood, his mother committed suicide, leaving him feeling alone and unwanted. The death of an important family member.

For the ShuAke fans:

Since Forget-Me-Nots gotten their name from tragic romances, this can connect to how ShuAke is a tragic and angsty romance as well. Since they have an “open and honest relationship”, their “真実の友情 (True Friendship)” can turn into “真実の愛 (True Love)” as the story progresses. Also… their flowers communicated to each other like:

Goro: 私を忘れないで (Don’t forget me)

Ren: 私はあなたを想うでしょう。 君を忘れない (I will think of you. I won’t forget you)

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Whew.... I gotta say, making this post has made me learn a lot about flowers and the flower language. Thanks to this new knowledge, I will consider using the meaning of flowers in my future video projects from now on. Making this post also made me delve into the meta of the other Phantom Thieves and I began to like them more because of it. 

Like I said, my interpretations aren’t 100% correct, so make what you will with this knowledge. 

You’re welcome 👋

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Rurikarakusa (Nemophila) Hitachi Seaside Park (ひたち海浜公園), Ibaraki, Japan

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10 Lessons I’ve Learned From Tiny Blue Flowers | Tiny Blue Flowers

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The accepted bounce blossom at Hitachi Seaside Esplanade in Hitachinaka, Japan, aloof two hours arctic of Tokyo, shows millions of tiny, dejected flowers that absolute the park, according to Insider.

The nemophila flowers, additionally accepted as “baby-blue eyes” and rurikarakusa in Japanese, are absolutely built-in to Arctic America, not Japan, Insider reported. The admirable blooms alone abound to be beneath than an inch in bore and about seven to eight inches tall, according to the park’s website, which makes the actuality that these flowers accept created a advance of babyish dejected on the hillside all the added impressive. Overall, there are 5.3 actor alone flowers that accomplish up these fields, an breadth of about 8.6 acreage (3.5 hectares), according to Insider.

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Perhaps the best arresting allotment of this year’s blossom is the absolute absence of bodies abnormality the park’s paths aggravating to get a acceptable photo of the bright flowers. Hitachi Seaside Esplanade has been bankrupt back April 4 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

But there’s added to Hitachi Seaside Esplanade than the nemophila. The esplanade in its absoluteness is about 469 acreage (190 hectares), and there are several added areas area you can see bounce blooms, such as daffodils in the Narcissus Garden and bags of bright tulips in the Tamago Flower Garden, according to Insider. There is additionally an action esplanade with rides for the accomplished family.

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In the fall, the flowers are about replaced with fuzzy-looking red bushes alleged kochia. The kochia are blooming during the bounce and summer and eventually about-face red with the alteration of the season.

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The Five People Madara Finds Tolerable (and The One He Detested)

Prompt: Greetings/Goodbyes written for @natsumeweek Day 1  Notes: Madara drinks excessively? I kinda turned him into a lush. Lol  That, and Madara is condescending. also, i’m not really sure of it fits the prompt? Sorry. >_<

The Five People Madara Finds Tolerable (and The One He Detested)

5. Natsume Reiko It all started with Natsume Reiko.

Madara met her while on his way to visit Tsuyukami.  She was an intriguing creature.  Not only did she possess the ability to see ayakashi, she was also able to hold power over them.  And she wasn’t quite shy with throwing said power around.  The ayakashi in the surrounding area were split between adoring her and resenting her.  However, it was an undisputed fact that all of them respected her.  Although a weak and puny human, she held great power.  She had challenged Madara to a duel and, although she had lost, she had gained Madara’s grudging respect for her clever tricks.  [If someone said he was thankful to whatever deity there is who look over the ayakashi for letting him win, they were lying.  He did not win because of luck.  He was just great and powerful.]

During the early months of their acquaintance, he had thought she was just the same as those other humans who wielded power, those exorcists.  But as he watched her over the course of a few visits, he found himself at a loss.  Because even though there was something arrogant about her ways, there was also something kind about how she chose ayakashi to duel with and the kind of challenge she presented them.  Watching her interaction with her fellow humans made him realize why.

Natsume Reiko was lonely.  And of all the things ayakashi truly understood, loneliness was one them.  There was a similarity between the two.  Like the ayakashi, Natsume Reiko was there and yet not.  

If asked, however, he would say that she was cruel because what she was basically enslaving those she had taken names from.  It was even much crueler than those exorcists’ contracts.  To ayakashi, the name is power.  Knowing someone’s name gives someone power over them.  Taking a name gives the other person much more.  That doesn’t mean he didn’t want to take possession of the book.  [It would be so satisfying to order that idiot Misuzu around.]

And no, he wasn’t saying that because he thinks it’s incredibly selfish of her to only think about the now.  Humans are so short-lived that they can never begin to understand that an ayakashi’s memory is far-reaching and when they find something they adore, they would hold it precious to them forever.  

Still, Natsume Reiko made him realize that humans could be interesting.  Unfortunately, humans like Natsume Reiko were few and far between.  No matter what Tsuyukami said, he wasn’t disappointed about that fact.  Tsuyukami was also lying when he said Madara was in denial.

[When he heard that Natsume Reiko went away, he just huffed and tried to ignore the gnawing feeling that life would become monotonous.  And when he found out that Natsume Reiko passed away, he drank because he found it funny to harass the ayakashi of Yatsuhara.  Only that and nothing more.]

4. Tsuyukami

When they first met, Tsuyukami was just like any other ayakashi.  Powerful, yes, but not as strong as Madara.  However, like Madara, he was going wherever the wind would take him.  The first meeting was by chance in a well-known sake-spring.  After an exchange of the usual pleasantries, Madara acknowledged that Tsuyukami was someone he could tolerate among all the others in the area.  After trading rumors and drinking his fill, Madara left thinking it would be the only time he would encounter the masked ayakashi.  Until he met him again at a land god’s banquet.  That set the tone for their tentative acquaintance.

They would meet, spend a few days exchanging stories [not gossip, thank you very much] over a bottle or sake [or two, or three, or…], go their separate ways, let their feet take them wherever until they meet again by chance.  It was after a few of these meetings that the two became friends.  You can only meet a stranger so many times before they became acquaintances and then, finally, friends.  

Many seasons passed until he noticed that it had been a while since he had seen Tsuyukami.  At one of their usual haunts [another sake spring overlooking a field of rurikarakusa], he heard whispers that Tsuyukami had settled down in a village somewhere.  When he went to visit, he found out that not only had Tsuyukami decided to live in that small village, he had opted to dwell in a small shrine.  He made it a point to visit as frequently as possible after that.

Not that it was a problem.  Visiting Tsuyukami was fun.  Not only was there always sake among the offerings left by the villagers, there were also a lot of weak-willed ayakashi nearby he could bully into submission made acquaintances with.  

Unfortunately, ayakashi who became revered as gods [and all other gods, to an extent] needed the continuous devotion and prayers of their followers.  Otherwise, they would weaken and one day disappear.  And unlike true gods, ayakashi who became gods are bound to the land they claimed.

Tsuyukami was one who loved to see the world, even much more than Madara, and yet he decided to be bound.  Madara couldn’t understand why but he respected Tsuyukami enough to know there must be a reason for such move; although he did say that he stopped and stayed due to a whim[he could have asked, but it seemed he never found the right time. Or, better yet, he couldn’t find the nerve to ask.  As uncharacteristic as it sounded].  Alas, he never found out what that reason was.  

After not visiting for a while, he found himself sealed into a statue not long after returning.  Later, when the seal was broken, Tsuyukami had faded and then disappeared.

[When the brat asked about Reiko, he would catch himself from mentioning it was Tsuyukami who knew more stories.  Instead, he would huff at the brat and say he had no time for such silly things and ‘there is a bottle of sake calling for me; try not to get eaten while I'm gone’.  He would then head to Yatsuhara and order those weaklings around.  As the night would grow, he would remember a smiling mask, bottles of sake, and colorful stories.]

2. Fujiwara Touko and 3. Fujiwara Shigeru [grudgingly]

Madara was extremely fond of Fujiwara Touko.  It was a matter of course. 

He had been alive for centuries.  His power was not to be laughed at and he had earned respect not only from other ayakashi but even from some deities that populated the islands of Japan.  As such, he was no stranger to the various festivities and banquets thrown by these divinities.  He, quite literally, had eaten the food of the gods on a number of occasions.  

And Fujiwara Touko, he was pleasantly surprised to say, can cook food that can rival those served at the tables of said gods.  Sometimes, he may even admit that some of her dishes were better than its counterparts in god-hosted banquets.  And with the frequency she doles out food [because time was irrelevant to ayakashi and for someone powerful like him, meals didn’t necessarily have to be regular], Madara swore he was in paradise.

It also didn’t hurt that Touko just knew where to scratch whenever she petted him.  This he would deny, of course, no matter the amusement he could see in the brat’s eyes whenever she groomed him.

Fujiwara Shigeru, of course, he grudgingly indulges because Touko was quite attached to the man.  Naturally, the fact that Shigeru lets him get away with a piece or two of tempura or slice of sashimi despite the brat’s protestations doesn’t count.

All in all, Fujiwara Touko and her husband were tolerated because they knew instinctively that he was a magnificent being and treated him as such.

[In later years, when the Fujiwaras grew grey and their strength declined, when Shigeru’s eyes dimmed and Touko’s memory waned, Madara would become lazy and would prefer dozing around the porch where he would say had the perfect spot of sunlight to nap in.  And on cold days he would be curled in Touko’s lap or rested against Shigeru’s knee because these humans were warm.  And if the brat would thank him, he would scoff and ask what the brat the was talking about.  He would also ignore the fond smile the brat gave him.  He would, of course, demand that the brat bring him sweets from Nanatsujiya or maybe those cakes from a Western sweets shop.  When their light finally dies, he would suddenly find a newfound inkling for sake and harassing lowly ayakashi.  And if by chance the brat accuses him of being clingy, the brat was just imagining it.]

1. Misuzu

Suffice to say, Madara never truly liked Misuzu.  In earlier times, they may have heard of each other.  Such was the fate of those strong amongst the ayakashi.  However, they had never truly met until Misuzu’s name found itself in Natsume Reiko’s book.   It was... an interesting first meeting.  

As always, he was visiting Tsuyukami.  And if by chance he stumbled upon Natsume Reiko playing around with some ayakashi again, it would only be a coincidence and not the true purpose of his visit.  He was also not aware of how Natsume Reiko tends to gravitate towards Tsuyukami’s small shrine whenever the humans became too much for her.  Not at all.

Although Madara, like all ayakashi, had a strange fondness for twisting words, he also had the inclination to be blunt and insensitive.  In the most arrogant and irritating way possible.  He was a powerful ayakashi, anyway.  There was no need for him to watch his words for fear of offending anyone.  It was the others who needed to fear him, not the other way around.

So when he saw Natsume Reiko standing smug and victorious before an extremely large ayakashi trying to sign a small piece of paper, he couldn’t help but snort in amusement.  And when he found out that the large ayakashi was the rumored Misuzu, it sent him into a bout of laughter.  

To say that it was the start of a beautiful friendship would be a lie.  Saying it was rocky friendship would be a great understatement.  And untrue.  A great ayakashi like him would never be friends with someone who lost and was bound to some slip of a human girl.  The fact that Misuzu had underlings and a small amount of territory was a non-issue in light of his loss.

Through the years, though, they settled into some kind of rivalry and grudging acceptance.  And if Tsuyukami was around, the three would drink until dawn while Madara and Misuzu ordered the weak ayakashi around.  Sometimes, during Madara’s travels, he would meet the other by chance at some celebration or other.  There will be contests, battles of will, shows of strength, and drinking the other under the table.  That was how they worked.

After the seal on him was broken, it was Misuzu who ridiculed him the most [maybe not as much as Hinoe, but barbs coming from him stung more].  Madara would console himself with the thought that once he gets the Book of Friends, he would be free to order the other ayakashi around.

[Decades later, when he decided to travel again, it was Misuzu who mostly kept him company whenever they meet.  There would be no challenges, nor would there be talking.  All there was was drinking until dawn.  There would no conversations about Books and contracts and time passing.  They will not reminisce.  And if it was running away, they will not acknowledge it.  This will continue for years to come until thinking and talking about it wouldn’t be as painful.]

+1 Natsume Takashi The Brat He was nothing but a brat.  He was annoying and irritating.  He was such a weakling that Madara had his work cut out for him.  He purposely went out of his way to annoy Madara. 

The brat didn’t listen to a word he says.  It doesn’t matter if Madara said something was important over and over again.  The puny brat would just ignore him.  The only thing he had in common with Reiko was his looks.  Other than that, nothing else. 

Sure, the brat was stronger than the average human.  The brat was even stronger than the usual run-of-the-mill exorcists.  The brat may even overpower those measly ayakashi that run rampant in the area.  But he still doesn’t compare to Reiko.  Reiko had sense.  The brat had none.

He was nothing but a weakling who doesn’t know how to take advantage of the tools he had been given.  The Book of Friends was such a powerful tool that anyone who could use it, should.  What does the infernal brat do?  Dissolve it and give back the names to whoever ayakashi met with him.

If that wasn’t enough, he helps all ayakashi that cross his path.  It doesn’t matter that he ends up in dangerous situations.  It doesn’t matter if it seems impossible.  It doesn’t matter if it worries those around him.  It doesn’t matter if he ends up hurt or poisoned or weakened.  The brat would just stubbornly push on and try to do something about it.  Did the brat have any sense self-preservation?  No!  Was he trying to get himself killed?  It looked like it.  Sometimes, Madara wondered if the brat had a death wish.

Madara deeply regretted promising he would keep his eye on the brat.  If he knew that the brat would just willy-nilly put himself in dangerous situations one after another, he would have just eaten the brat and took the Book of Friends then and there.

What pisses Madara the most was that after everything died down, the brat would give him a soft smile, pat his head, and in the most grateful irritating tone say “Thank you, Nyanko-sensei” while offering to buy him an ikayaki or some steamed buns [as if the food would help sate his ire].  

The brat didn’t seem to understand that he was human.  He was breakable.  Madara couldn’t be around most of the time, especially during the time he went to school [the brat even had the gall to hit him anytime he showed up unannounced], and sometimes some ayakashi were clever enough to get past his defenses.  The brat was stupid and selfish.  Why must he think only of himself?  Why can’t he think of those people around him?  Why must he be cruel?  Why can’t the brat understand that Madara worries as well?

Madara truly detested the brat.

[If by some chance, a few decades later, he leaves and starts traveling again, it wasn’t because the brat’s hair had turned white and the brat had become wrinklier than a prune.  It also wasn’t because the brat was hinting of giving the Book of Friends to him.  He wasn’t running away.  Nor was he afraid of what such changes meant.  Madara doesn’t really keep track of time but if he visits the area once, maybe twice, a month it was only because there was just something fulfilling about harassing the ayakashi of Yatsuhara.  And if he was drinking when a young boy greatly resembling the brat appears before him one day, it wasn’t because he couldn’t feel the brat’s distinctive energy in the area.  He also didn’t care about the letter addressed to him the brat-look-alike found as they cleaned the house the brat used to live in.]

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nemophila/baby blue eyes (rurikarakusa) "innocence, beauty, and tranquility" goldband lily/mountain lily (yamayuri) "honest simple love" (also Saseki's honmaru namesake) pink roses "caring and tenderness" daffodil (suisen) "respect" Tatarian aster (shion) "i wont forget you" Japanese primrose (sakurasou) “admiration"

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[ 花海のなか ］ . . . 瑠璃唐草の海のなかに立ち、 広大な青を眺める。 . . . ==================== 📸 2021.04 Hitachi Seaside Park, Hitachinaka, Ibaraki . Nikon D5300 💠🎶💠🎶💠🎶💠🎶💠 . info. 国営ひたち海浜公園 ネモフィラ見頃(例年) - 4月中旬〜5月上旬 ※ 国営ひたち海浜公園 公式ホームページ参照 ==================== . . . #japan #ibaraki #hitachinaka #hitachiseasidepark #hitachiseasidepark_nemophilaharmony #nemophilaharmony #hitachiseasidepark_nemophila #hitachiseasidepark_rurikarakusa #rurikarakusa #nemophila #茨城 #ひたちなか #国営ひたち海浜公園 #国営ひたち海浜公園_ネモフィラハーモニー #ネモフィラハーモニー #国営ひたち海浜公園_ネモフィラ #国営ひたち海浜公園_ルリカラクサ #国営ひたち海浜公園_瑠璃唐草 #ネモフィラ #ルリカラクサ #瑠璃唐草 #花色大地 #flower_colored_ground #瑠璃唐草ノ海 #nemophila_ocean #adobephotoshoplightroom #nikond5300 #instagram #photo #photography (国営ひたち海浜公園) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPahbNzgQtz/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[ 4月の瑠璃色 ］ . . . ルリカラクサの花の海が 公園に広がる4月。 . . . ==================== 📸 2021.04 Hibiya Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo . Nikon D5300 💠🍃💠🍃💠🍃💠🍃💠 ==================== . . . #japan #tokyo #chiyodaku #hibiyapark #hibiyapark_nemophila #hibiyapark_rurikarakusa #rurikarakusa #hibiyapark_shinryoku #shinryoku #hibiyapark_greenleaves #東京 #千代田区 #日比谷公園 #日比谷公園_ネモフィラ #日比谷公園_瑠璃唐草 #日比谷公園_ルリカラクサ #ネモフィラ #日比谷公園_新緑 #日比谷公園_緑葉 #花色大地 #flower_colored_ground #瑠璃唐草ノ海 #nemophila_ocean #木漏れ日の園 #komorebi_garden #adobephotoshoplightroom #nikond5300 #instagram #photo #photography (日比谷公園 Hibiya Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/COUSIPiAgi9/?igshid=1qdddn0yj9y86

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[ 瑠璃色に浮かぶ霊峰 ］ . . . ルリカラクサの花の海の向こう、 青い霊峰が浮かんでいる。 . . . ==================== 📸 2022.06 Oishi Park, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi . Nikon D5300 💠🗻💠🗻💠🗻💠🗻💠 ==================== . . . #japan #yamanashi #oishipark #oishipark_kawaguchiko #oishipark_rurikarakusa #oishipark_nemophila #rurikarakusa #oishipark_mtfuji #oishipark_fujisan #kawaguchiko_mtfuji #kawaguchiko_fujisan #山梨 #大石公園 #大石公園_河口湖 #大石公園_ネモフィラ #大石公園_瑠璃唐草 #大石公園_ルリカラクサ #大石公園_富士山 #河口湖_富士山 #瑠璃唐草ノ海 #nemophila_ocean #花色大地 #flower_colored_ground #花が咲く公園 #flowers_bloom_in_the_park #花と富岳 #flower_and_mtfuji #此処より霊峰富嶽望む #the_place_to_view_mtfuji #nikond5300 (at 大石公園) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfZmmd1vGAf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[ 果てのない青 ］ . . . 空も大地も 青々とうつくしい季節。 . . . ==================== 📸 2021.04 Hitachi Seaside Park, Hitachinaka, Ibaraki . Nikon D5300 💠🎶💠🎶💠🎶💠🎶💠 . info. 国営ひたち海浜公園 ネモフィラ見頃(例年) - 4月中旬〜5月上旬 ※ 国営ひたち海浜公園 公式ホームページ参照 ==================== . . . #japan #ibaraki #hitachinaka #hitachiseasidepark #hitachiseasidepark_nemophilaharmony #nemophilaharmony #hitachiseasidepark_nemophila #hitachiseasidepark_rurikarakusa #rurikarakusa #nemophila #hitachiseasidepark_bluesky #茨城 #ひたちなか #国営ひたち海浜公園 #国営ひたち海浜公園_ネモフィラハーモニー #ネモフィラハーモニー #国営ひたち海浜公園_ネモフィラ #国営ひたち海浜公園_ルリカラクサ #国営ひたち海浜公園_瑠璃唐草 #ネモフィラ #瑠璃唐草　 #国営ひたち海浜公園_青空 #花が咲く公園 #flowers_bloom_in_the_park #花色大地 #flower_colored_ground #瑠璃唐草ノ海 #nemophila_ocean #adobephotoshoplightroom #nikond5300 (国営ひたち海浜公園) https://www.instagram.com/p/CddTnUuLarm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[ 果てしない青 ］ . . . 空と大地が溶け合い、 何処までも続く 青の眺望。 . . . ==================== 📸 2021.04 Hitachi Seaside Park, Hitachinaka, Ibaraki . Nikon D5300 💠🎶💠🎶💠🎶💠🎶💠 . info. 国営ひたち海浜公園 ネモフィラ見頃(例年) - 4月中旬〜5月上旬 ※ 国営ひたち海浜公園 公式ホームページ参照 ==================== . . . #japan #ibaraki #hitachinaka #hitachiseasidepark #hitachiseasidepark_nemophilaharmony #nemophilaharmony #hitachiseasidepark_nemophila #hitachiseasidepark_rurikarakusa #rurikarakusa #nemophila #茨城 #ひたちなか #国営ひたち海浜公園 #国営ひたち海浜公園_ネモフィラハーモニー #ネモフィラハーモニー #国営ひたち海浜公園_ネモフィラ #国営ひたち海浜公園_ルリカラクサ #国営ひたち海浜公園_瑠璃唐草 #ネモフィラ #ルリカラクサ #瑠璃唐草 #花色大地 #flower_colored_ground #瑠璃唐草ノ海 #nemophila_ocean #adobephotoshoplightroom #nikond5300 #instagram #photo #photography (国営ひたち海浜公園) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQYacYRAMj6/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[ 瑠璃色の丘陵 ］ . . . 一面瑠璃色に染まった、ひたちなかの丘陵。 . . . ==================== 📸 2021.04 Hitachi Seaside Park, Hitachinaka, Ibaraki . Nikon D5300 💠🎶💠🎶💠🎶💠🎶💠 . info. 国営ひたち海浜公園 ネモフィラ見頃(例年) - 4月中旬〜5月上旬 ※ 国営ひたち海浜公園 公式ホームページ参照 ==================== . . . #japan #ibaraki #hitachinaka #hitachiseasidepark #hitachiseasidepark_nemophilaharmony #nemophilaharmony #hitachiseasidepark_nemophila #hitachiseasidepark_rurikarakusa #rurikarakusa #nemophila #茨城 #ひたちなか #国営ひたち海浜公園 #国営ひたち海浜公園_ネモフィラハーモニー #ネモフィラハーモニー #国営ひたち海浜公園_ネモフィラ #国営ひたち海浜公園_ルリカラクサ #国営ひたち海浜公園_瑠璃唐草 #ネモフィラ #ルリカラクサ #瑠璃唐草 #花色大地 #flower_colored_ground #瑠璃唐草ノ海 #nemophila_ocean #adobephotoshoplightroom #nikond5300 #instagram #photo #photography (国営ひたち海浜公園) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQYYxL-ATUq/?utm_medium=tumblr