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Hana peach full bloom

[Dimini ☆ Cricket] April 7, 2016 12:00

Hana peaches planted in river’s edge, where the Tsukiji River (now reclaimed and now the exit of the Metropolitan Expressway) flows, just above Shintomicho Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, are in full bloom.

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Hana Momo is a cold-resistant deciduous shrub belonging to the family Rosaceae, characterized by clear colored flowers.

It is a peach that has been improved to appreciate the flowers, and it is actually small and unsuitable for food.

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Hana peaches planted on the Tsukiji side, not on the Shintomi side, between Tsukijibashi and Irifunebashi, are broom-standing and bloom red, pink and white flowers.

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Hana peach here is thought to be "Terute peach" in terms of varieties.

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You can see well from the top of Tsukijibashi and Irifunebashi, so please look at Hana Momo in full bloom.

The map below is the red frame location between Tsukijibashi and Irifunebashi.

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