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　On April 17, the highest temperature in the city center was 25.5 ° C, and the third summer day of this season was recorded, and the `` Fuji (wisteria) '' in Hamarikyu Onshi Garden, which is usually in full bloom from late April to early May due to the unseasonal warmth. ) Has begun to bloom.　　　　Fuji is a vine deciduous shrub of the legume family.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　A large number of aromatic butterfly-shaped flowers begin to be attached to the long stretched branches, and Hanabusa hangs down and shakes in the wind is gorgeous and tasteful. From spring to summer, it blooms across two seasons, so it has the nickname "Futakigusa", and it is described as "Fujinami" as a wave of swaying in the wind, and it has been written in Manyoshu and loved since ancient times.　　　　　In endemic species, Japan, the stem is rolled right from the top, and Noda in Osaka was a famous spot, so there are seeds called "Noda Fuji" and "Yamafuji" on the left. It seems that both species are generally collectively referred to as Fuji.　　　　　　　In the park, wisteria trellis are set up on the site of the Non Liaokan, the bridge on the tide pond / small island, and most are said to be Yamafuji. On the wisteria trellis at the northern end of the legendary bridge, "Yae Kuroryu Fuji" (also known as Peony wisteria) of the Noda Fuji line is planted.　　　　　　It is said to be a mutation of Kuroryu Fuji, and the stamen is remarkable, the buds are dark purple, and as flowering progresses, the flower color becomes pale and gradient is rich, and Hanabusa of Tama blooming (holding blooming) is nectar, reminiscent of grape bunch It is a unique shape.