[Image1]Signs of spring in MiyanomoriA friend called me, so I wandered behind the shrine.At my feet, small b
[Image2]Signs of spring in MiyanomoriA friend called me, so I wandered behind the shrine.At my feet, small b
[Image3]Signs of spring in MiyanomoriA friend called me, so I wandered behind the shrine.At my feet, small b
[Image4]Signs of spring in MiyanomoriA friend called me, so I wandered behind the shrine.At my feet, small b
[Image5]Signs of spring in MiyanomoriA friend called me, so I wandered behind the shrine.At my feet, small b

Signs of spring in Miyanomori
A friend called me, so I wandered behind the shrine.

At my feet, small blue flowers were blooming.

Ezo-engosaku (erythronium-like spring flower)

They say they also bloom around Kōrakuen.

Climbing the steep slope of the ski area
you find white Kita-kobushi blossoms in full bloom.

At eye level
I found buds that hadn’t opened yet.

A fuzzy, downy flower bud
had fallen to the ground.

When I put it in my palm, it felt somehow cute.

When the Kita-kobushi blooms,
cherry blossoms are said to begin opening before long.

#Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Four seasons #Miyanomori
#Kita-kobushi #Ezo-engosaku

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