There is Tsukiji River Ginza Park on both sides of Mannen Bridge.
This is a municipal park built on the Metropolitan Expressway, which is spacious and has Japan's first certified therapy dog, a famous dog Tyroli monument, a statue calling the moon, and a health komichi that can be used for foot massage.
Nouzen Kazura has a lot of dark orange flowers 
in the hot peak, so it has the image of "summer flowers", and in fact it is also a seasonal word in summer, but it is still blooming in this park.
The place is at the fence at the base of Mannen Bridge, on the map below, on the red frame.
This flower is native to China, and it is said that it came to Japan so old that it can be seen in the Heian period book "Honzo Wamiyo".
Also, at Gyokusenen in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, there is a 400-year-old Nousen Kazura Furuki, which is said to have been brought back by Hideyoshi Toyotomi when he was dispatched to Korea.
It is a vine, and it sticks to trees, walls, fences, etc. to extend the vine.
Recently, I want you to fulfill the season of the few flowers without losing 
the typhoon that comes one after another.
