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-   * It's all about the anticipation of spring, peach blossoms, 釣釜 +   * It's all about the anticipation of spring, peach blossoms (and by extension, peach-shaped things such as 茶碗), 釣釜 
-   * Important dates: Doll Festival on 3.3, 春分 (21.3) and 利休 memorial day (28.3)!+   * Important dates: Doll Festival on 3.3, 春分 (21.3) and 利休 memorial day (28.3, but used to be on the 28.2 in the lunar calendar)!
  
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    * 山笑う: The mountains are clear and happy, so they seem to be laughing.    * 山笑う: The mountains are clear and happy, so they seem to be laughing.
    * 花しぐれ    * 花しぐれ
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-===和菓子l=== 
-   * Sakura Mochi (used [[http://blog.wagashi-net.de/2010/04/kanto-sakura-mochi/|this recipe]]). Used 桜あん. Eat it with the pickled leaves, the whole point of these sweets is that balance between saltiness and sweetness. 
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-   * 主菓子 by Sen: //Hitchigiri// sweets. Dainty shreds of colored bean paste are placed on patties of dough made of rice mixed with mugwort. They resemble the shells used in a game played by young girls on March 3, the Doll Festival. 
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-   * 干菓子 are //Kocho// (butterfly) sweets. The first butterfly, heralding spring. These are sugar cakes pressed into a mold. LoWER LEFT: Sawarabi (bracken sprout) sweets. Sugar cakes cut and shaped like the bracken sprouts that appear in early spring. 
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