"桃の木" (Momo no Ki) refers to the peach tree, a deciduous tree known for its beautiful pink blossoms and sweet fruit. It is native to China but is now cultivated in many parts of the world, including Japan. The tree typically blooms in early spring, and its fruit, the peach, is enjoyed fresh or used in various culinary dishes. In Japanese culture, the peach tree is often associated with good fortune and protection against evil spirits. The fruit is celebrated during the Peach Blossom Festival and is a symbol of longevity and happiness. The tree's blossoms are also admired for their aesthetic beauty in gardens and parks.