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Hanakanjō is a fictional disease in which flowers start growing out of the victim's body because of a strong emotion. They can grow when the person is happy, feel loved or in peace; In that case (good emotions), the flowers will sprout painlessly. But the flowers can also grow when the person is depressed, anxious or deeply missing someone; In that case (bad emotions), the flowers will sprout with a sharp pain. There's no cure, the flowers come out of the victim's heart, and if anybody tries to take them off, the victim might die.
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