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Photo by 凛太郎 on April 26, 2025.

Photo by 凛太郎 on April 26, 2025.

Photo by 凛太郎 on April 26, 2025.

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Posted On: April 27th 2025, 01:31 am

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lintailang160

a year ago

lintailang160

山桜はソメイヨシノと比べると少し地味ですが、奥ゆかしさが好きです❤️ 日本古来の種で、万葉集で読まれた🌸はこの花です😊

rosesoms

a year ago

rosesoms

サクラ大好きです❤️

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