#水舞

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禮拜日到嘉義蘭潭拍攝水舞😲😆

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七嶋舞

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茜あずさ

川菜美鈴

槇原愛菜

水希舞

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蓬莱舞チャン₍ᐢ⑅•ᴗ•⑅ᐢ₎♡

Mai Hourai Japanese gravure idol

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おにぎり担当

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Kanzashi of The Month: March - Daffodils

Nearly two years ago I made what I thought would be my last kanzashi series entry, but then Kazurasei sucks me right back in with a motif that they've never posted before and thus, I never got a chance to cover before. So, here we are, once again, with another kanzashi motif! As always, kanzashi are courtesy of Kazurasei.

Image is courtesy of Kazurasei. Suisen (水仙) - Daffodil One of the rarer motifs, daffodils have some interesting symbolism. Their scientific name, Narcissus, is an ode to the Greek nymph of the same name who fell so in love with his own reflection that he eventually turned into a flower that drooped down towards water to eternally watch himself. Even its Japanese name, Suisen, translates to "Water Hermit," alluding to its Greek origins. Like its origin story, daffodils grow on upright stems but flower outward, slightly drooping, and can be found growing wild in fields, marshes, or near water. They're a perennial bulb, so they come back year after year, but don't need to be dug up like other bulbs as they're extremely cold hardy. They're praised worldwide as being heralds of spring as they're among the first flowers to bloom once the weather begins to warm. Since they're a bulb they're often grown inside and given as gifts to wish others a happy spring before the perennial kind bloom outside.

Image courtesy of Onihide-san. When it comes to maiko, daffodils are only worn by senior maiko, like Ichifuku (市福) of Masunoya (桝之矢) in Pontocho (pictured above). Single flowers or bunches of three are the most commonly seen, but in rare cases, like above, you'll see a cluster of them!

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蓬莱舞

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Alt Megami guide (1 of 3)

Miura Sakura, Shinonome Mirei

Asuka Kirara, Takahashi Shoko (Takasho)

Hongo Ai (Nikaido Yume), Mayuki Ito

Ayami Shunka, Shinoda Yuu

Yoshikawa Aimi, Yumeno Aika

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澪川舞香チャン₍ᐢ⑅•ᴗ•⑅ᐢ₎♡

Maika Miokawa Japanese gravure idol

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水野舞菜

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名前水野 舞菜

生年月日2000年11月8日

出身地神奈川県

身長158cm

趣味アニメ、恋リア鑑賞、女性アイドルを見る

特技ドラム、バドミントン、水の早飲み

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Laila from Hideko Mizuno's Rondo (輪舞). This manga was published in Big Comic for Lady, between January and July in 1981.

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