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1 exact word match found in search '花見'
は な み 0
cherry blossom viewing; flower viewing
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8 words found beginning with '花見'
noun
curtains hung (from trees or poles) during a flower-viewing party
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Most common form: 花見団子
noun
dango eaten during cherry blossom viewing (esp. pink, white, and green)  (see also: 団子; food term)
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(same as above)
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noun
cherry blossom viewing party
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は な み づ き 3
noun
third lunar month  (see also: 弥生)
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は な み ど き 0
noun
(cherry) blossom season
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は な み ざ け 3
noun
sake drunk while viewing cherry blossoms
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noun
cherry-blossom viewer
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4 words found containing '花見' in any position
noun
indoor cherry blossom viewing
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noun
curtains hung (from trees or poles) during a flower-viewing party
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Most common form: 花見団子
noun
dango eaten during cherry blossom viewing (esp. pink, white, and green)  (see also: 団子; food term)
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(same as above)
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