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HimeChan13 02-26-2011 02:18 AM

Significance of Beauty
 
Cherry blossoms are so beautiful. From what I understand, Japan is full of cherry blossom trees. I know the culture involves them a lot. I was wondering what the significance of cherry blossoms is in Japan? It seems to be something of great meaning. :)


Demitrichan 02-26-2011 02:37 AM

They say the blood of a man will make the Sakura beautiful you know.

HimeChan13 02-26-2011 02:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Demitrichan (Post 852879)
They say the blood of a man will make the Sakura beautiful you know.

I have never heard that, what does it mean? :)

Demitrichan 02-26-2011 02:45 AM

From what I gather, it means that something beautiful can be the product of something terrible.

evanny 02-26-2011 06:25 AM

ango sakaguchi's novel in the woods beneath cherry blossoms in full bloom, sakura made people go mad. also in the past sakuras were not viewed as anything so special.

tipsygypsy 02-26-2011 06:35 AM

Cherry blossoms are what let us know spring has come. That astonishing beauty starts from southern area of Japan since spring arrives in south earlier. And we start noticing spring has come and we celebrate that. We'll have parties under Cherry trees.

ryuurui 02-26-2011 08:31 AM

Cherry blossom is a symbol of transiency. It is beautiful because it lasts only few days.

keikan0407 02-26-2011 09:36 AM

The symbol of samurai brave spirit.

RickOShay 02-26-2011 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Demitrichan (Post 852879)
They say the blood of a man will make the Sakura beautiful you know.

Umm where did you hear this crap? You think war and violence is symbolically what Japan thinks about when they have ohanami each year? Another youth sadly misguided by weird anime intellect... (translated into English of course).

tokusatsufan 02-26-2011 12:18 PM

I think we have autumn leaves in England. One of them I know we have as well.


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