From snow events (Yukimoyoi) to peony snow (Botanyuki)

The sky looks like it\'s about to start snowing, …then, Snow began to fall like peony flowers Snow event (yukimoyoi, yukimoyohi): winter season word The sky looks like it\'s about to start snowing, the clouds hang heavy in the sky, and it feels cold to the core. Peony snow (Botanyuki, Botayuki): Spring season word Snow that falls after the first day of spring. In the humid spring snow, snowflakes stick together and fall into large pieces. It is called peony snow because its appearance resembles the white petals of a peony (there are various theories). Cotton snow (small) <　Peony snow　＜　Mochi snow (funnier than Peony snow) ChromaFT_v3: Transparent watercolor *Fine line As a prompt, Kafū Nagai\'s winter haiku: \"After returning from the bath, the light and the snow are shining.\" (When I left the public bath, the sun was already setting... there were lights on the street, and the sky looked like it was about to snow.) I made a prompt using this as a reference, but I gave up on it because I couldn\'t find a good word for ``public bath\'\' or ``furotub\'\'. I changed the snowy pattern to actual peonies falling to create a plot of the change from winter to spring (sweat)...Public baths were probably tough in terms of the times, lol.