The oranges, among the best, are incredibly sweet, with some having skins so thin that even babies can eat them.
This is the pride of the Uesugi family's elder, who has toiled for a lifetime.
Katsuraoka Town, Hayami gun, Matsuyama City, a coastal village in rural Japan.
Characterized by its tranquility, cleanliness, and abundance of oranges.
Orange juice, orange wine, orange snacks, orange rice.
Everything seems to have something to do with oranges.
Uesugi Sakura heard from her grandma that many young people left for Tokyo because they didn't want to eat oranges anymore.
It's probably a joke.
Leaving the city, the scenery broadens like a canvas meeting the blue sky.
Uesugi Sakura squeezed the little hand of the sleeping girl in her lap and looked out the window.
The entire mountain named Sakura Hill was covered with lush green orange trees.
Utility poles, mountains, forests, and terraced orchards halfway up the mountain came into view.
