How many can you read? Test your general knowledge with a spring flower kanji quiz
When spring comes, beautiful flowers color the towns and the fields and mountains.
When those flowers are written in kanji, you might unexpectedly find yourself thinking, “Which flower was that again?” Even flower names we usually see in katakana or hiragana can feel completely different when written in kanji.
So in this article, we present a general-audience kanji quiz about spring flowers! It’s a quiz where you answer the readings, so try solving it while picturing spring flowers.
Now then, how many can you get right?
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How many can you read? Test your general knowledge with a spring flower kanji quiz (1–10)
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dandelion
Dandelions are familiar flowers that bloom with yellow blossoms in fields and along roadsides when spring arrives. Their seeds turn into fluffy tufts that ride the wind and travel far, and children sometimes blow on them for fun. Their flower language meanings are “thoughtfulness” and “parting,” giving them a lively and bright image. As a hardy, familiar spring flower, they bring small joys to everyday life and signal the changing seasons.
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azalea
Azaleas are low-growing shrubs that burst into vibrant blooms in spring. They come in a variety of colors—red, pink, white, and purple—adding a lively touch to gardens and parks. Their flower language signifies “temperance” and “the joy of love,” making them a symbol of spring’s arrival. Though their appearance is showy, their soft petals and delicate branches are part of their charm, and spotting them on a walk or in a front yard can brighten your mood.
How do you read “霞草”?NEW!
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baby’s breath
It bears many small white or pale pink blossoms, a gentle flower that makes it look as if a spring haze has settled in the air. Its flower meanings are “pure heart” and “gratitude,” and it is often used as a supporting accent in bouquets and arrangements. Modest yet charming, it’s a spring flower that soothes just by looking at it, an endearing presence that quietly blooms in gardens and fields.
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Hyacinth
Hyacinths are bulbous plants that bloom in spring with sweet fragrance and vibrant colors. They come in purple, blue, pink, and white, and can be enjoyed for both their scent and appearance. Their flower meanings are “sport,” “unchanging love,” and “modest love,” and they brighten spring gardens and flower beds. Even though the blossoms are small, their dense clusters and gentle fragrance lift the spirits of those who see them, making them a quintessential spring flower.
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Tulip
Tulips are bulbous plants that produce brightly colored flowers in spring and come in a variety of hues such as red, yellow, pink, and white. Although their meanings in the language of flowers vary by color, they generally represent compassion, fame, and a confession of love. With their neat form and vivid colors, tulips brighten gardens and parks, enlivening the spring landscape and offering a cheerful sight that lifts the spirit just by looking at them.