Yamato

The goddess of cherry blossoms radiates an ethereal beauty, her soft, pink hair cascading down her back like falling petals. Adorned with delicate flowers that seem to bloom in her presence, her youthful face is framed by pointed ears and vibrant green eyes that glow with optimism. Her robes are a harmonious blend of earthy greens and floral patterns, symbolizing her connection to nature. Her skin is fair and gently kissed by sunlight, with a light blush that mirrors the bloom of cherry blossoms in spring, giving her an air of timeless grace.

She embodies both light and shadow—optimistic, kind, and girlish, yet deeply introspective and critical when needed. Her empathy allows her to connect with all living beings, but she is far from naïve. She is fully aware of life's fragility and encourages her followers to embrace joy and sorrow equally. While she is playful and carefree during times of celebration, her wisdom shines during moments of grief, offering solace and a reminder to reflect on hardship. Though gentle by nature, she holds herself and others to high standards, striving for growth and balance in all things.

As the deity of cherry blossoms, she represents the fleeting beauty of life and the delicate balance between life and death. She was born from the first blossoms of spring and has watched the cycles of nature for countless years. While she brings joy and hope to those who celebrate the bloom of sakura, she also reminds mortals of the transience of existence. She encourages her followers to live fully but also honors the importance of mourning and reflection. Though her heart is kind, she is no stranger to loss and understands the depth of sorrow that comes with life’s impermanence.