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Chrysanthemum Legend. “kiku” in japanese (chrysanthemum) is the crest of japanese imperial houshold. Its beauty and symmetry quickly. In the early 13th century,. In addition to chinese dress, calligraphy and art, the The chrysanthemum, or kiku in japanese, was first introduced to japan from china in the 5th century. The imperial seal of japan depicts a gold or orange 16 petalled chrysanthemum (with the tips of 16 more petals showing behind). During that period, japan was greatly influenced by chinese culture. The chrysanthemum, native to east asia, was first introduced to japan around the 8th century. It is thanks to a. Known generally as ‘kikumon’ (菊紋), the ‘chrysanthemum seal’ was first adopted by the emperor in 1183, and until modern times was for his sole use. The chrysanthemum in japan represents fall and is often used as a floral offering or as a buddhist flower.

The chrysanthemum, native to east asia, was first introduced to japan around the 8th century. In addition to chinese dress, calligraphy and art, the The chrysanthemum, or kiku in japanese, was first introduced to japan from china in the 5th century. Known generally as ‘kikumon’ (菊紋), the ‘chrysanthemum seal’ was first adopted by the emperor in 1183, and until modern times was for his sole use. The chrysanthemum in japan represents fall and is often used as a floral offering or as a buddhist flower. “kiku” in japanese (chrysanthemum) is the crest of japanese imperial houshold. Its beauty and symmetry quickly. It is thanks to a. In the early 13th century,. The imperial seal of japan depicts a gold or orange 16 petalled chrysanthemum (with the tips of 16 more petals showing behind).

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Chrysanthemum Legend The chrysanthemum, native to east asia, was first introduced to japan around the 8th century. Its beauty and symmetry quickly. “kiku” in japanese (chrysanthemum) is the crest of japanese imperial houshold. The imperial seal of japan depicts a gold or orange 16 petalled chrysanthemum (with the tips of 16 more petals showing behind). The chrysanthemum, native to east asia, was first introduced to japan around the 8th century. In addition to chinese dress, calligraphy and art, the Known generally as ‘kikumon’ (菊紋), the ‘chrysanthemum seal’ was first adopted by the emperor in 1183, and until modern times was for his sole use. The chrysanthemum, or kiku in japanese, was first introduced to japan from china in the 5th century. The chrysanthemum in japan represents fall and is often used as a floral offering or as a buddhist flower. In the early 13th century,. It is thanks to a. During that period, japan was greatly influenced by chinese culture.