遥かなる蒼空

2022年、立会道路。

春空に向かい、八重桜が咲く。

Tulips and Double Cherry Blossoms in Togawa Park

Yaezakura | Multi-Layered Cherry Blossom

When metereologists make cherry blossom forecasts, they are referring to the Somei Yoshino variety which has a very short season — from late March to early April, to be exact. However, hanami forecasts don't usually include the early or late-blooming cherry trees, which are also quite lovely. Yaezakura, which means "multi-layered cherry blossom," is a catch-all term for cherry blossoms with more than five petals. Starting to bloom in mid-to-late April, yaezakura have petals that range from light to dark pink. Because of the double layers of petals, they are known as a symbol of strength — in comparison to the delicate and fleeting Somei Yoshino.

today's touhous: Benben, Chen and Chimata

spring in the south

Atlanta, Georgia

Fantastic hikizuri (trailing kimono, probably a maiko's considering the sode-age sleeves tucks and pattern) depicting all-seasons sceneries & festivals.

Hakurei Reimu from the Touhou franchise.

Can Hakurei Reimu perform a…

Some nonspell attacks I think look nice pt. 2

Rin | Marisa | Ichirin Futo | Sanae | Seija Yuyuko | Eiren | Ringo

Some cherry blossom ~ 🌸 (and a double 🌈)

Some quick drawings

GUYS GEM IN THE LIFE SERIES CONFIRMED???

she posted this on her insta story today omg

lowkey kinposting. idk who made the og image i found it on pinterest

Notre Dame de Paris & Pont au Double over the Seine

In Perfect Cherry Blossom, all Prismriver Sisters have the same spellcard background and no matter who you fight, the name in the upper left corner will say Sister Prismriver.

In Double Dealing Character, the Tsukumo Sisters have both the same spellcard background, but depending who you fight, the name in the upper left corner changes (Tsukumo Yatsuhashi, Tsukumo Benben or Tsukumo Sisters).

Re: Solanaceae post: I keep forgetting that petunias are nightshades as well. Their flowers are what throw me off since I’m used to most of them being like tomatoes or pepper flowers. (Datura and Brugmansia which are well known nightshades also break this pattern as well.)