Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

 The scenery with flowers that change the expression every season will heal your heart and give new excitement every year.

I am deeply moved by this season, when plants and plants are sprouting all at once.

At the "Green Terrace" and "Flower Terrace" at Harumi Triton Square, plants began to bloom in response to the soft sunlight as if they were waiting for spring.

At first, pheasant's eye, which had bloomed on the ground, stretched its stems as it warmed, spread its wing-shaped leaves, and grew its plants.

There are a variety of pansies in the "Slope Garden" along the Asashio Canal.

In early spring, when the activity of insects is not yet active, yellow is noticeable in the grass flowers.

Yellow is a color that shines vividly. It makes you feel the warmth of the sun and softens your heart.

　　　　　<Ginyou Acacia>　　　　　　  　　<Kibushi>　　　　　　　　　　　　<Mitsumata>

           

　　　　　 　<Sanshuyu>　　　　　　　　<Niod Scissors>　　　　　　　 　<Naniwas>

                

　　　　　　 <Renkyo>　　　　　　　<Primula polyansa>　　　　　 　　<Enicida>

             

　　  　　　<Lananculus>　　　　　　<Iceland Poppy>　　 　<Primula Cuensis>

             

 

 

 

  In March, according to the calendar, there are 72 climates, "Somoku, Meba Eizuru".

Here at Harumi Triton Square "Green Terrace" is filled with pheasant's eye, the representative of the flowers that tell the spring, and on the terrace, winter buds that eventually become leaves and flowers look into the branches of trees that had dropped winter leaves.

Winter buds Nearby, there are traces of leaves falling (leaf scars), each shape and arrangement are seen in the eyes, ears and mouth, and the whole situation looks like a human or animal face, and some are humorous. It is a natural beauty.

During this period, you can enjoy the pleasant and diverse expressions of the winter buds and leaf scars of the trees waiting for spring during the "flower off season".  

　　　　　　　 <Yurinoki>　　　　　　　　　　　<Hydrangea 1>　　　　　　　　　　<Hydrangea 2>

          

  　　　　　　<Hydrangea 3>　　　　　　　　　　<yabudemari>　　　　　　　　 <Obeniutsugi>

              

　　　　　　　　<Aoki> 　　　　　　　　<Kashiwaba Hydrangea>　　　　　　　<Sanshobara>