フラワー オークション ジャパンFlowers, more flowers, and things you hardly even realized were flowers. The Flower Auction Japan, in Tokyo, is a veritable zoo of all things floral. It is also features a constant human hubbub of visitor... ...full story at Japan Visitor
from Japan Visitor on Mon, Nov 10 2008
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| 29 Feb 08 |
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1996, Takarazuka Flower Troupe "People Who Love Flowers" »
YouTube video Kansai culture of Japan. "Takarazuka"
1996
Takarazuka Revue
"Flower" Troupe performance
Takarazuka Japanesque
Hana wa Hana yori ( People Who Love Flowers )
Show
Hyperion
Period
January 1, 1996 to February 12, 1996
( Takarazuka Grand Theater )
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| 08 Dec 08 |
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A Rose Is Not Just A Rose Anymore: Cut Flowers Or Guerilla Gardening » TreeHugger (Image from Roses Fabien Ducher) We all love flowers and here in Japan, you can find a local hanaya-san on every corner. People here love flowers. Problem is, it is getting difficult to know if the cut flowers available are locally grown. The cut flower... |
| 21 Mar 08 |
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Friday Flash..More Flower Dome Photos » Porcelain Monkey Some more photos from the Flower Dome 2008 at Nagoya Dome last week.Above is an exhibit of cacti and other succulents.A colourful display of gerberas.These flowers are very popular and can be seen in florists year round.Another of the eye-catching floral... |
| 30 Sep 08 |
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Flowers in Koma » Mottekaero On Thursday we took the Seibu line to Koma. Nearby there is a really neat flower festival.So we have a sea of red flowers. And a sea of old people looking at the flowers.And a sea of photographers taking pictures of the flowers.And people taking pictures... |
| 20 Sep 07 |
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Butoh flowers of life and decay »
Japan Times  There is a muscular eloquence to Junichi Kakizaki's constructions. He describes himself as a floral artist — not an ikebana (flower arrangement) master — and has won awards for his interpretation of... Read more . . . |
| 17 Oct 07 |
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Florist brings affordable flowers to the masses »
Japan Times  Hideaki Inoue, president of the company that runs the Aoyama Flower Market chain, earlier in life had no particular interest in flowers. But today, the former accountant cannot live without them. Read more . . . |
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