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 +   * It's 風炉 season! Lots of renewing of things:
 +         * Green 蓋置
 +   * Tea picking month: 
 +         * 夏切茶 or 夏口切
 +         * Or just freshly picked tea
 +         * 茶摘籠 (remembering [[restricted:9_v_26|Miki's 茶事]])!
 +   * 5.5 is Boy's day
 +         * 柏餅
 +         * carps
 +         * iris as symbol
 +         * lots of battle symbols: sword guards, quivers, arrow-notches, spear sheath 建水
 +         * Maybe also the dragonfly, also called 勝虫 because it can't fly backwards?
 +         * The 淡々斎好み 兜頭 茶杓 might be appropriate
 +   * 2<sup>nd</sup> Sunday is Mother's day ([[kinton|carnations]]!)
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 ===花=== ===花===
 +   * Basket containers are great
  
    * Mittwer wants Bog-reed, thistle, evening primrose, spirea, and trumpet honeysuckle Container: Fisherman's creel    * Mittwer wants Bog-reed, thistle, evening primrose, spirea, and trumpet honeysuckle Container: Fisherman's creel
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-===お菓子=== +===懐石=== 
- +   * Extensive use of shellfish 
-   主菓子 are Karagoromo (Chinese robe) sweets. May is the month of irises in Japan. For these sweetswhite-bean paste has been wrapped in rice dough that has been partly tinted a faint purple+   向付: White fishsalt-brined for 10'; cucumber skin strips, 青のり, わさび
- +   * 味噌汁: Walnut tofu, knotted green herb 
-{{ ::karagomoro.png?400 |}} +   * 椀盛carp filet with shredded onion 
- +   八寸sun-dried fish, broiled; big green beans
-   干菓子 are Kutsuwa (horse bit) sweets. These sugar cakes are shaped like the old-style bits used for horses in Japan. LOwE LEFTTazuna (bridle) cakes. Sugar cakes dyed and twisted to resemble the old-time bridle for a horse. +
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-{{ ::kutsuwa.png?400 |}}+