この花

Etymology
Shift from.

Literally “this flower”. The "plum blossom" sense is based from 's poem in the kana preface of the  (see usage example), while the "chrysanthemum flower" sense is based on a verse by.

Noun

 * [Note: In, the opening poem changes ima wa harube to to .]
 * 1)  an imperial prince
 * 2)  in the, a brand of alcoholic drink, or the drink itself
 * 3) salted plums candied with sugar
 * 1)  an imperial prince
 * 2)  in the, a brand of alcoholic drink, or the drink itself
 * 3) salted plums candied with sugar
 * 1)  in the, a brand of alcoholic drink, or the drink itself
 * 2) salted plums candied with sugar
 * 1) salted plums candied with sugar
 * 1) salted plums candied with sugar