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It blooms full of autumn scents
When I passed by Kyobashi Square Garden, I got on the wind and smelled softly sweet. It was an autumn smell, rhinosthus. There were orange flowers on the side of the building full of branches.
The rhinocerosus is a plant of the family Mokusei family and is native to southern China. I came to Japan during the Edo period and spread throughout the country. At that time, only male strains were transmitted, so it seems that you can't see fruits unless you go to China, the place of origin.
One flower is small and the life span is short and dies in a week. The smell reaches far because it has a lot of flowers. The scent directly works on the brain and nerves, stimulates the central nervous system and relaxes the feeling, and the scent of rhinosthus is also used for perfumes and tea.
Chuo-ku, which has a street corner full of good scents, is also wonderful.