かべん花弁kabenはなびら花弁hanabiraはなhanaびらbira
1.

A thin, delicate structure that forms part of the outer layer of a flower, often colorful and designed to attract pollinators such as insects.

2.

An individual piece that, together with others, composes the flower's corolla, playing a crucial role in the flower's reproductive process by protecting the reproductive organs.

3.

A singular element of a flower that contributes to its overall aesthetic appeal and function in attracting pollinators.

はなhanaびらbiraもちmochi
1.

A traditional Japanese confectionery typically associated with celebrations, consisting of a thin layer of mochi enveloping a filling made from sweet burdock and miso-bean paste.

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A seasonal treat that combines the soft texture of mochi with a unique blend of earthy flavors from burdock and the sweetness of bean paste, often enjoyed during festivals.

3.

A delicately crafted dessert that showcases the balance of sweetness and umami, characterized by its visually appealing presentation and cultural significance in Japanese culinary traditions.