Look at these beautiful sweets! This is a flower of SAKURA , the famous cherry bloosom. 
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9 comments:
How pretty.
Wahh! So pretty! Wish I could have some... must be YUM! ^-^
ohhh hey look lovely!!! What do they taste like...I wonder?
toooooooo cute to be eaten :)
Hi Gina.
Yes, they are!
Hi Mimie.
They're pretty and yummy!
Hi Anke.
They taste a bit sweet, and some fregrance of sakura flower.
Very gentle sweetness.
Just love it!
Hi Sofia.
True, but cannot help it!!
They're so appealing!
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