Yellow flowers are really taking off in front of Hanshin Koshien Station♪
(Photos and info provided by Bunbun. Thank you!)
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It’s absolutely full of yellow.
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Maybe it’s because this is the sacred home of the Tigers? Somehow, it looked like everyone was cheering them on with all their might.
When we checked with Google Lens, they seemed to be either Kinsibai (meaning “shy love”) or Hypericum (meaning “false love”). The words in parentheses are their flower meanings. Both are pretty complicated kinds of love.
By the way, Hypericum is also known as St. John’s wort, and it apparently has an effect that helps ease low moods. Koshien is Japan’s most energetic station, after all.
甲子園駅前の黄色いお花はどっちやと思いますか？
- キンシバイ（内気な愛）80.8%(21票)
- ヒペリカム（偽りの愛）19.2%(5票)
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Even the area under the rugged signboard has been transformed into something bright and pretty.Since it’s right in front of Koshien Station, the yellow color might just be intentional after all♪
