Near 
the Irifunebashi intersection, Nouzen Kazura stretches the vine on the fence on the north side of Tsukiji River Park.
The Nouzenzura is blooming.
The red frame 
in the photo above is the red line 
on the map below.
Nouzen Kazura blooms orange flowers in the hot spring in summer
.
One flower is short-lived, but during the flowering season, the flowers bloom one after another.
Nousenzura is native to China and came to Japan around the 9th century of the Heian period.
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 flower that will entertain us throughout the summer.
Click here for a blog that introduced Nousen Kazura in Tsukiji River Ginza Park last July. ⇒
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