Look for all the haiku mentioned in the last scene of Kyoto.

A plum blossom is still a plum blossom, and several plum blossoms will not become anything other than plum blossoms. Hijikata Toshizo

The years are often similar, but bloom remains the same, and the time is ruined. Hijikata Toshizo

Fill in the last sentence: years are often similar, flowers are still gone, and years are ruined. Autumn and winter should be different, the snow is still heavy, and youth is a dream.