Help identifying a Satsuki cultivar. Any hint is welcome.

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It's a simple one, lovely color and shape.
I would love to know its Japanese name.

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Thanks in advance!
 

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Isn't that Yata no Kagami? But with a very pale flower only? Not sure because only one flower that is atypical for the wide range. But seems somewhat close.
 

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Isn't that Yata no Kagami? But with a very pale flower only? Not sure because only one flower that is atypical for the wide range. But seems somewhat close.

Thanks , I have a Yata no Kagami and the color of the flowers are much stronger.
But it could be, I appreciate it.
Let's see if anyone has another go.
 

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Since we are talking about Satsuki naming, I've got a few others that I'd like to identify as I am not really sure about their names.
Images below, if anyone could help I'd be very happy.

Purchased as Yata no Kagami
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Purchased as Akemi no Tsuki
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Unidentified cultivar n# 1:
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Unidentified cultivar n# 2:
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Any help will be much appreciated, thanks.
 

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@Pitoon could you give us any hints here?
Without tags it's almost impossible to pin point to the exact cultivar. The flowers that are genetically mutated are somewhat easier like kinsai, hanabin, chojuho...etc. Other than that is all a guess. Ensuring tags dont get lost is extremely important.
 
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