The biggest flower looks like yuri (lilies), but what about the small flower? Ume? If that was the case, don't these two flowers not match the same season?
Request: Is this yuri? and what's the other flower?
Request: Is this yuri? and what's the other flower?
The biggest flower looks like yuri (lilies), but what about the small flower? Ume? If that was the case, don't these two flowers not match the same season?
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Re: Request: Is this yuri? and what's the other flower?
the petals of the small flowers seems notched at the top, so I would say it's sakura, no ume.
Is this a yukata? If so, they often don't follow a strict seasonality, and feature more popular motifs like sakura (that are also considered all-season).
A trend also used is to see winter motifs to give a sense of coolness,
Is this a yukata? If so, they often don't follow a strict seasonality, and feature more popular motifs like sakura (that are also considered all-season).
A trend also used is to see winter motifs to give a sense of coolness,
Re: Request: Is this yuri? and what's the other flower?
It is a yukata, yes.
Thank you for the info, especially the one about winter motifs, you taught me something.
Thank you for the info, especially the one about winter motifs, you taught me something.

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