A deep red color that is a combination of the red of safflower and the yellow of gardenia, giving it a warm, slightly yellowish feel. Because it was a color that easily faded, a poem written by Otomo Sakagamirome in "Manyoshu" was written about the changeable nature of the heart, saying, ``When I say my thoughts, my heart turns vermilion, and my heart fades.'' I am. Zhuhua was sometimes given the characters ``Tang棣'', ``棠棣'', and ``Tsubasa vinegar''.
Shuka = Hanezu
At Kyoto's Zuishin-in Temple, which is associated with Ononokomachi, the Hanezu Odori dance is held every March in which people dance in maroon costumes. ``Shuka'' is pronounced ``Hanezu''.
DIC-N961/Hanezu
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