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flower
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Japan
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Chrysanthemums are often associated with funerals and death in Japan, so they are not typically given as gifts or used in joyful celebrations.
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flower
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Japan
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Chrysanthemums are often associated with funerals and are not commonly given as gifts for joyful occasions.
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flower show
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Japan
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Flower arrangements are commonly displayed in traditional cultural events, often associated with symbolism and specific artistic principles
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flowering plant
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Japan
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Cultivating and appreciating flowering plants, such as cherry blossoms or bonsai trees, is deeply rooted in the cultural traditions.
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flowers
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Japan
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Important part of traditional customs and often given as gifts for various occasions
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giving flowers
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Japan
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Giving specific types of flowers carries symbolic meanings and cultural significance
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national flower
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Japan
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There is no specific national flower, but certain flowers hold cultural and symbolic importance.
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national flower
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Japan
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The national flower is an important symbol of the country's identity and is widely recognized and celebrated by the population.
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national flower
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Japan
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National flowers hold cultural and symbolic significance, such as the lotus in India and the chrysanthemum in Japan.
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national flower
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Japan
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Cherry blossoms are highly symbolic and considered the national flower in Japan, while in South Korea, it is the rose of Sharon.
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national flower
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Japan
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National flowers hold spiritual and cultural significance, often featured in art, literature, and ceremonies.
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sending flowers
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Japan
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Sending flowers is customary for expressing gratitude, respect, or condolences.
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sending flowers
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Japan
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Sending flowers is often associated with expressing condolences or sympathy, and is commonly done in the context of funerals and mourning.
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sending flowers
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Japan
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Sending flowers as a gift may be considered inappropriate, as flowers are often associated with funerals and somber occasions.
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