I found "Weeping plum" in front of the Mikimoto Pearl store in Ginza.
It is open until February 9th.
Weeping plum
Do you know why it becomes "weeping plum"?
Weeping branches grow faster than those that do not weeping.
The long stretched branches cannot be supported by their own and bent, and the branches become woody and fixed.
The above photo is a little lonely, so I took a big picture.
The "screw" part is neatly organized with "butterproof antiques", etc., and the feeling of waiting for spring appears well.
Pearl King Monument
Mikimoto Kokichi (from Toba City, Mie Prefecture)
Successful invention of pearl pearls in 1905
In 1926, he exhibited a pearl tower at the World Exposition in Philadelphia and became famous.
