Natsumikan
The name "Natsumikan" comes from the fact that it is harvested in the summer and that the fruit resembles a mandarin orange. However, they are actually a different kind of citrus than tangerines.

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The name chochin is said to have originated from the word chochin, which means a light that can be hung under the eaves of a house or carried around in the hand.

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