
Sake.

Wine.

Bags of rice.

All sorts of vegetables.

Lots of juicy fruit.

Some of the apples and pears presented were huge! From what I know they were precious and super sweet and juicy.

This was the first time I saw konyaku plants.

Huge and colorful Chrysanthemum. HUGE.
There were stands after stands, piles after piles, of food and presents that were presented. They all seemed very fresh, so I suspected that they were changed out very frequently. Some of them have notes on them saying that they were grateful for an abundant year.
I wonder if the emperor's families eat all the food?
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