What kinds of flowers do you think when hearing the word of mid summer?
Morning glory and sunflower are very popular in Japan.
The blossoms of this photo are crepe myrtle.
They are at their best in the garden of New Public Hall near Todaiji Temple.
This tree is called "sarusuberi" in Japanese.
It means that even monkey("saru" ) may slip from ("suberu") the tree due to its slippery surface of the trunk.
You can enjoy white or light purple blossoms as well as vivid pink ones for about 100 days.
They look very cute.
No wonder the language of flowers is eloquence and amiability!
Yoko
-NARAWALK guide
Morning glory and sunflower are very popular in Japan.
The blossoms of this photo are crepe myrtle.
They are at their best in the garden of New Public Hall near Todaiji Temple.
This tree is called "sarusuberi" in Japanese.
It means that even monkey("saru" ) may slip from ("suberu") the tree due to its slippery surface of the trunk.
You can enjoy white or light purple blossoms as well as vivid pink ones for about 100 days.
They look very cute.
No wonder the language of flowers is eloquence and amiability!
Yoko
-NARAWALK guide
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