sakura

Japan is gaslighting me. This is the same picture right?!?!?!?!?

I’ve stared at it for 20 minutes.

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Yes. Because it’s zoomed in.  But the flowers are the same right!!!!!???????

Thank you for helping me feel less crazy.

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That was my fav game as a child. Still, I do think that it's the same picture

Thank you! I felt like I was playing some spot the differences game and failing.

They are the same. But the background is different, and the picture on the left is a little faded in color.

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The two types are very similar, but they use the same image, which is confusing.

Thank you! I was definitely thinking I was losing my mind.

The Sakura pictures are the same; only the backgrounds are different.

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I think with a little processing in the photo it would create an optical illusion, but they are both the same.

They're the same in my eyes as well haha. I can't see any difference at all

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These are supposed to be different kinds of Sakura and I’m feeling crazy.

I googled. Tsukubane is petunia and okesa is a traditional folk song of Niigata (I lived there but I didn't know about it lol). But I still don't get the connection between these two things