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[Image1]“Plum Reflections of Silence”— Spring at Umegomiya Taisha Shrine’s Sacred Garden —In the sacred gard

“Plum Reflections of Silence”
— Spring at Umegomiya Taisha Shrine’s Sacred Garden —
In the sacred garden of Umegomiya Taisha Shrine, an ancient stone bridge stands quietly over the pond as blooming plum trees melt into the water’s surface. Pink and purple blossoms sway in the reflective water, where the springtime of Kyo gently comes to life.

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