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　On the main tower of the Shahari Bridge over the Sumida River, the downstream left bank and the Tsukuda River branch downstream from Chuo-ohashi Bridge, which has a characteristic design that adopts the `` Kabutojima '' design of the `` Kabutojima '' of Ishikawajima, the main tower of the Shahari Bridge over the Sumida River Terrace, which is planted along the Tsukuda River tributary.　　　　Shimotsuke is a deciduous shrub of the family Rosaceae native to Japan and East Asia. The Japanese name is said to be due to the first discovery in Shimotsuke no Kuni (Tochigi Prefecture). It is also called Kishimotsuke, which means Kimoto, for the herbaceous genus Shimotsuke (also known as Kusashimotsuke) belonging to the same family.　　　　　　　　　　　The trunk / branch rises from the ground, and the tree shape is a standing tree. In early summer, the tip of the new branch, and at the time of the buds, dark red with round grains.·Red·Light red·Five-petal flowers with a diameter of about 5 mm, such as white, are flocked closely in a hemisphere shape, and 25 to 30 stamens protrudes from the corolla for a very long time, and have a delicate flower shape with a sense of volume.　　　The leaves are narrow or egg-shaped, with saw teeth on the edges and alternate. The leaf color of the basic species is green, but horticultural varieties that change color according to yellow, orange, season and are useful as color leaves are also produced.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　In addition to garden trees and park trees, it is widely used from potted plants to bonsai and cut flowers.