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Apr. 9, 2026

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"The Last Radiance"
Uminonakamichi Seaside Park is beautifully maintained. As you venture deeper, you come across less frequented areas. Along the roadside, camellia trees are planted. A fallen flower, illuminated as if by a spotlight in the shadows of the thicket, caught my eye with its elegant presence, prompting me to lift my camera.

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The Promise of Spring Every day during my business trip, I visited Kushida Shrine. The giant cherry tree, which stands as a symbol, is nearing the end of its spring display. Among the increasingly green trunk, the double-flowered cherry blossoms were sprouting. It felt as if I could hear a voice saying, "I'll be waiting here again next year." Thus, the seasons slowly change, but the cherry blossom period will surely return. Spring will continue to be passed down.

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"Spring, bursting forth in crimson" When we think of spring, we think of cherry blossoms, tulips, and rapeseed flowers. However, the true stars of this beautiful season are not limited to these. The Japanese maple, known as shōjō, turns a vibrant red in spring, then shifts to green in summer, and once again displays its autumn foliage. This stunning red is a hidden gem of spring. Location: Hakata, Kushida Shrine

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