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Many people confuse them with Cherry Blossoms (Sakura), but Ume bloom much earlier (usually February). They smell much sweeter than sakura—almost like heavy perfume. 🌺 It is still freezing cold outside, but seeing this splash of pink makes me feel a little bit warmer! 💡 Fun Fact: The sour "Umeboshi" (pickled plums) that are a staple in Japanese bento boxes come from a variety of these trees! They are incredibly salty and sour, but very healthy. 🍱 #ume #spring #flowers #temple #nature
Spotted the first Ume (Plum Blossoms) at the local temple today! Winter is ending 🌸❤️
It dominates the skyline and reminds you of the power of nature. We are so lucky to have this backdrop in our daily lives here in Kanagawa. #mtfuji #sunset #beautiful #nature #japan
Even after years of living here, seeing Mt. Fuji never gets old.
The math is interesting—if you fall 7 times, shouldn't you rise 7 times? The "8" implies that you rise one extra time to start a new life, or that you are always standing up more than you are falling. It is often associated with the Daruma doll, which is weighted at the bottom so it bounces back up whenever you push it over. #resilience #motivation #japaneseculture #daruma #quotes
This is perhaps the most famous Japanese proverb about resilience.
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