SL11　Asatsuyu (Morning dew)

"Asatsuyu" refers to the dew that forms on grass and leaves in the morning. Since ancient times, "Asatsuyu" has been used to express the transience of life and the sadness of love, as the dew disappears. The sparkle of the water droplets that fall for a short time at the beginning of the morning is expressed with aurora glitter.

SL12　Ama no Gawa (the Milky Way)

In the past, people likened the band of many stars shining in the dark night to a river flowing through the sky and called it “Ama no Gawa”. “Ama no Gawa” is also the setting for the Tanabata legend. The white sparkling stars are accented with gold sparkles to represent “Ama no Gawa” stretching across the night sky.

SL13　Hanaikada

"Hanaikada" is a word that describes the scene of so many cherry blossom petals that they cover the surface of the water and float down the river like a raft. The deep pink of the overlapping petals and the bright spring sunlight are expressed.

SL14　Minamo (water surface)

"Minamo" is a combination of "mizu" (water) + "na" (adverb) + "omote" (surface).
The bright blue of a beautiful lake and the glittering reflection on the water's surface are expressed with glitter.

SL15　Yozakura

“Yozakura” refers to cherry blossoms that bloom at night.
Cherry blossoms continue to bloom at night, and when illuminated by moonlight, they take on a mysterious atmosphere that is different from the daytime. The color of the cherry blossoms seen at night and the light of the full moon filtered through them are expressed with gold glitter.