8.9. Plants
8.9.1. Flowers
I have already explained chrysanthemum and cherry blossom.
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yu | ri
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lily
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ra | n
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orchid
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ba | ra
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rose
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ha | su
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lotus
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8.9.2. Trees
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ma | tu
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pine
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su | gi
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cedar
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8.9.3. Foods
I have already introduced apples, oranges, peaches, plums, and tomatos.
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ka | ki
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persimmon
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Note: This word has different tones from oyster.
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na | si
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Japanese pear
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Note: Japanese pears are quite different from Western pears. They look like apples, and they are much more juicier than Western pears. You should peel it before you eat because the peel is not tasty.
Note: Watermelons and melons are different in Japanese, and watermelons are never called 

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ku | ri
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chestnut
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da | i | ko | n
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Japanese long raddish
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The word 
"imo" generally means potatoes including sweet potatoes and yams.
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sî | ta | ke
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a kind of mushroom
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si | me | zi
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a kind of mushroom
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ma | tu | ta | ke
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a kind of mushroom
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Note: All of these three are kinds of 

H'LL "kinoko" (mushroom).
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ko | n | bu
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a kind of sea vegetable
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wa | ka | me
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a kind of sea vegetable
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no | ri
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a kind of sea vegetable
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Note: Dryed mashed nori is used for sushi to roll rice.
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