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Kashiwa mochi is a Japanese sweet wrapped in an oak leaf.
In autumn, the leaves of the daimyo oak turn a beautiful brown.
On Children's Day, there is a custom of eating Kashiwa mochi to pray for children's growth.
Due to its majestic appearance, the daimyo oak has long been revered as a sacred tree.
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