
In my never-ending quest to waste my money on collecting crap, I came across something that is actually practical as well as tasty. For the last week,
Suntory has been selling its Oolong Tea with a little booklet of
Post-it notes attached and with a description of 12 seasonal flowers, one for each month. I got the last two that I needed today.

As you can see, each flower's name is in Japanese, so I'll try and translate them for you. (My half-assed attempt at studying Japanese.)
This site helped a little, as did
this one but I still had to Google some.)

January = ume = Plum Blossom
February =
anzu = Apricot
March =
momo = Peach Blossom
April =
botan = Peony
May =
sakura = Cherry Blossom
June =
hasu = Lotus
July =
bara = Rose
August =
kinmokusei = Sweet Osmanthus
September =
kiku = Chrysanthemum
October =
ran = Orchid
November =
suisen = Narcissus
December =
roubai = Wintersweet or Japanese allspice
Now what the heck do I do with 12 booklets of
Post-its?
ps. Recently in the
Konbini,
Suntory has offered up new
Final Fantasy Potion Figures. But at 980¥ a pop, that's too expensive, even for me.
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