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Chart of Cherry Blossoms IN OSAKA
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KASUGAI
Cultivated by Sano Tozaemon in Kyoto.
Originally from the foot of the Kasugayama Mountain in Nara prefecture.
Color: pink.
From 15 to 20 petals.
Originally from the foot of the Kasugayama Mountain in Nara prefecture.
Color: pink.
From 15 to 20 petals.
NUMBER:2
KUSHIMAZAKURA
Originally from Omura Park in Nagasaki prefecture (Kushima Castle Ruins).
From 40 to 50 petals.
From 40 to 50 petals.
NUMBER:1
KAMATARIZAKURA
Tip of the petals are bent, serrated and thin.
Growing in Kamatari village (currently in Kisarazu city) in Chiba prefecture.
From 30 to 40 petals.
Color: pink.
Growing in Kamatari village (currently in Kisarazu city) in Chiba prefecture.
From 30 to 40 petals.
Color: pink.
NUMBER:3
KANZAKURA
A hybrid between Kanhizakura (cultivated) and wild varieties.
Open in early March heralding in spring.
Single and pink.
Open in early March heralding in spring.
Single and pink.
NUMBER:1
KANZASHIZAKURA
Named after the shape – “Kanzashi” or “an ornamental hairpin” by Sano Tozaemon during his journey to Tohoku area.
Color: pink.
From 14 to 31 petals.
Color: pink.
From 14 to 31 petals.
NUMBER:1
KANZAN
The most popular double-flowered cherry trees grown in the Arakwa river banks in Tokyo in 1868.
Big blossoms colored with deep red.
Around 30 petals
Big blossoms colored with deep red.
Around 30 petals
NUMBER:66
KANTOARIAKE
Growing in Tokyo.
Large and elegant flower colored with pink-white.
Large and elegant flower colored with pink-white.
NUMBER:1
GIOJIGIJOZAKURA
Named after Lady GioGijo in “Heike Monogatari” or “the Historic Romance of the Taira Family”.
Growing in Gioji temple in Kyoto.
Elegant and charming pink blossoms with weak fragrance.
Around 15 petals.
Growing in Gioji temple in Kyoto.
Elegant and charming pink blossoms with weak fragrance.
Around 15 petals.
NUMBER:2
KIKUZAKURA
From 100 to 200 petals.
Elegant and chrysanthemum shaped blossoms colored with pink.
Elegant and chrysanthemum shaped blossoms colored with pink.
NUMBER:3
KIZAKURA
The Tree stands upright.
Blossoms colored with yellow and 10 to 15 petals.
Double blossoms in large size, around 4cm in diameter.
Blossoms colored with yellow and 10 to 15 petals.
Double blossoms in large size, around 4cm in diameter.
NUMBER:1
KINUGASA
Single flower in Hirano shrine in Kyoto.
Behind the shrine stands Kinugasa hill which might be an origin of the name.
Behind the shrine stands Kinugasa hill which might be an origin of the name.
NUMBER:2
KIBUNEUZUZAKURA
Growing in Kibune shrine in Rakuhoku area, Kyoto.
Donated from Kuramadera temple in 1868.
Single-flowered, cute in full bloom.
Color: pink.
Donated from Kuramadera temple in 1868.
Single-flowered, cute in full bloom.
Color: pink.
NUMBER:1
GIOIKO
One of the rare varieties with beautiful yellow green color.
Red stripes appear on the lower half area of the center of the petals in bloom.
Around 15 petals.
Red stripes appear on the lower half area of the center of the petals in bloom.
Around 15 petals.
NUMBER:5
KIRIGAYA
Hybrid of single – double flowers in Kirigaya in Kamakura.
Large and beautiful blossoms colored with red.
Large and beautiful blossoms colored with red.
NUMBER:2
KIRIN
Cultivated blossoms with grace on the Arakawa river banks in Tokyo.
Color: deep red purple.
30 to 35 petals.
Color: deep red purple.
30 to 35 petals.
NUMBER:1
