I started this month with pictures of ume. I'm ending the month with some, too.
Flower shops and grocery stores sell these branches of ume. During this season, you can see many people carrying them home. They hold them with the branches pointing down. Flowers are carried that way, too.
These branches are used in ikebana, flower arrangements. They are also used as part of the hina matsuri decorations.
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Dear teacher who spent time in Japan as a child,
Yes, please have your students ask questions, but please do not include the names of students or the name of the school. Perhaps have them use their intials so I can tell them apart. I appreciate comments and questions and will respond but for security reasons I won't post any that include personal information. Thank you.
Annie
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