Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Farming Village in Spring (Harudenka)
The image depicts a serene landscape with a row of houses along a stream. The houses have brown roofs and green-and-white windows. There are several trees with pink blossoms on the left and right side of the houses. A blue stream runs through the bottom right corner. The background features a green hill and a beige sky.
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- 900 × 609 px
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