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The flowers and gardens of Japan (1908)

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ms to havereturned to revive the dying year. They say, Here is the right end, since we had a rightstart. These fortunate people who rejoice in thebeauty of spring beginning with the plum blossomsbom out of the frost, now have the autumn withthe momiji or maple leaves to complete the floralseason,… … THE MAPLE LEAVES 215 and gold of the momiji; for not only the maplesare called momiji, but any tree whose leaves turnred in their last moment of life. Throughout the land there are favourite placeswhere the holiday-maker holds his maple-viewingfeast. The trees at Nikko are probably the firstto…

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