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    * Make kensui for 茶箱    * Make kensui for 茶箱
  
-===February in eneral===+===February in general===
    * According to lunar calendar, 5 II is beginning of spring, but it is still freezing. So this contrast is what makes February special.    * According to lunar calendar, 5 II is beginning of spring, but it is still freezing. So this contrast is what makes February special.
    * It's also the month of 節分（せつぶん）, where evil demons are cast out and luck is invited in - similar to Calandamarz and heaps of other spring rites.    * It's also the month of 節分（せつぶん）, where evil demons are cast out and luck is invited in - similar to Calandamarz and heaps of other spring rites.
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-===お菓子=== 
-   * 紅梅（こうばい）(on the picture is 霜紅梅, which is dusted with frost) 
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-   * 未開紅（みかい　こう）, the unopened red 
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-   * 雪の梅, covered in white. Preferred by Ennousai. 
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-   * 夜の梅, type of youkan in which large sweet beans are mixed in to hint at the smell of plums in the darkness. 
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-   * 鶯餅（うぐいす　もち）, looks like the bush warbler. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVFrguBJ48c&lc=UghG3LQ22adyhHgCoAEC|recipe]]. 
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-   * Sen's 主菓子 is //Umegoromo// (plum robe) sweets. In Japan, although trees may still be laden with snow, plum blossoms appear in February, holding the promise of spring. These sweets, decorated with a plum-blossom design, are made of rice dough with a filling of strained red-bean paste. 
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-   * His 干菓子 are //Otafuku// sweets. Ground soybeans and sugar are mixed and pressed into a mold to produce this image of a happy but plain-looking woman with enormous cheeks. She is traditionally called Otafuku. LOWER LEFT: Neji-ribo sweets. Sugar cakes are tinted and twisted to represent the pull ropes on bells at Shinto shrines. 
-February is the first month of the lunar new year, so congratulatory colors and symbols are once again used. 
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