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　Japanese maple is a deciduous Takagi of the maple family maple. Also known as Iroha maple, Takao maple, is also called Takao maple, because of the famous autumn leaves in Kyoto "Takao". Generally speaking, "momiji" refers to this species, which is a representative of autumn leaves. Oasis in the city center boasting rich greenery and vast area, special scenic spots in the country·Of the approximately 6,200 trees of 88 species in the Hamarikyu Onshi Garden, designated as a special historic site, Japanese maple said that last year, maintenance work around Oizumi was carried out with the aim of restoring the historical landscape of the Edo period.　　　　　Japanese maple's delicate leaves are small, palm-shaped, pointed at the tip of the piece, with heavy saw teeth on the edges, and the vivid colors of yellow-green-yellow-yellow-red.　　　　　　　　　　　　At the same time as the young leaves, a scattered inflorescence is placed at the tip of the young branch, and a dark red florets with a diameter of about 4 to 6 mm are dropped on both the sepals and petals.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Looking through the sun's light, the refreshing pale green hue overlaps, and small dark red florets are scattered, creating a beautiful beauty.