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May 5, 2010
Children's Day
Severalfold petals, as if desperately trying to protect children, represents the hands of the parent.
It is
Children's Day
(こどもの日,kodomo-no-hi) on May 5.
May 4, 2010
What's your name?
The flower
symbolizes the beauty and life force in Japan.
The flower is written as "花(hana)" or "華(hana)".
May 2, 2010
Two globes
The sun
(太陽,taiyou) wraps all up warmly.
The moon
(月,tsuki) shows a way in the darkness.
It wants to be such a human being.
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