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Natsumikan is
grown commercially in ****an,
notably in Yamaguchi,
Kumamoto and
Ehime prefecture. The city of Hagi is
famous for its
natsumikans, particularly...
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hybrids Common name(s)
Image Taxonomic name/constituents
Notes Amanatsu Natsumikan Citrus natsudaidai A
group of
cultivars of
Citrus natsudaidai,
which were...
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period of
unshu mikan,
which is from
October to February. For example,
natsumikan (Citrus natsudaidai) was
developed around 1700, h****aku in 1860, and iyokan...
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cultivation of
mandarin oranges.
Various varieties,
including Unshu mikan and
Natsumikan, are
grown in this region. Notably, the
cultivation of a
native species...
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under cultivation 1
Mikan 46,000 (64.3%) 2
Iyokan 4,677 (6.5%) 3
Dekopon 3,068 (4.3%) 4
Natsumikan 2,800 (3.9%) 5
Ponkan 2,260 (3.2%)
Total 71,515 (100%)...
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Climate Cfa
Website Official website Symbols Flower Camellia ****onica and
Lespedeza Fruit Natsumikan Tree
Chamaecyparis obtusa and Pine...
- Shiina, and Hibari. 5 "A
Broken Heart Tastes Like
Natsumikan?" Transliteration: "****suren wa
Natsumikan no Aji?" (****anese: 失恋は夏ミカンの味?)
Nobumichi Kawamura...
- psychologist,
helps Eiji and Ryoko's investigation. With Eiji, made a band-
Natsumikan then be in
charge of
composing and
playing the keyboard.
Intelligent and...
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plants (Rutaceae). The name of the
molecule comes from
Citrus natsudaidai (
Natsumikan, lit. "summer tangerine"), a
fruit of ****an
developed in 1740 with a particularly...
- people. It is
speculated this
refers to the
citrus variety known today as
natsumikan. The
version given by A. B.
Mitford in 1871 "The
Elves and the Envious...
