Last November, I introduced a tree with an unusual name "Megslinoki" in "Yamamoji Autumn Leaves" posted on this blog, but this Megslinoki is beautifully colored.
The location is in Sukiyabashi Park, adjacent to Yasuaki Elementary School, Ginza 5-chome.
There's Tokyu Plaza Ginza across the street.
Megslinoki is a deciduous Takagi of the genus maple, called "Choose Tree" or "Senri Eye Tree", and as a private therapy, juice decocted the bark was used for eye diseases as eye drops.
Also, it seems that it is a rare tree that grows only in Japan.
In addition to the Megusulinoki, the park now has the autumn leaves of Japanese maple.
You can also enjoy the autumn leaves of "Seesteal Shado" in dogwood.
Click here for a blog post on "Autumn Leaves of Yamamoji" last November. ⇒
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