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Jugatsuzakura is blooming

[Dimini ☆ Cricket] October 7, 2017 14:00

As the name implies, Juugatsuzakura blooms in October.

It is wide and is also called "winter cherry blossoms".

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It is located along Chuo-dori, at the base of the Kyobashi Bridge, which used to be over the Kyobashi River.

In the photo above, you can see Tokyo Square Garden in the background.

The explanation board of "Kyobashi and Kyobashigawa" is also located in a corner of this planting.

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Across the road, across the street is the police museum.

The picture below is pink.

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Juugatsuzakura (October cherry tree) is a plant belonging to the genus Rosaceae family, and is a horticultural variety of Kohigan in the series of Edhigan.

It blooms twice a year every year.

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Naturally, the next oshima cherry is not blooming

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The passerby stopped with a considerable probability and was taking pictures with a smartphone.

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It was also interesting that the person who checked the name of the tree hung on the trunk looked like "I see."