You're looking at a 200 year-old wisteria vine at Byakugou-ji Temple in Tamba, Hyogo, Japan. The delicate pink/purple blossoms create an otherworldly place where magic can happen. But here's an interesting fact: wisteria are in the legume family (Fabaceae). This is a magic beanstalk.
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Now you've done it. archive.org/details/the-...
I did a duck duck go image search for it, by name and location, and it seems to be real, and truly that beautiful. Here's the results: duckduckgo.com?q=200%20year...
200 year-old wisteria vine at Byakugou-ji Temple in Tamba, Hyogo, Japan. at DuckDuckGoDuckDuckGo. Privacy, Simplified.duckduckgo.comThis made me think of a lyric in a song called “20 Million Things to Do” by the late, great Little Feat guitarist, Lowell George. “I’ve got mysterious wisterias hanging in the air” It’s always better with a song youtu.be/jhLo1Ib6ym0?...
So many vibes from both Ghost of Tsushima & Ghost of Yotei taken from this one location
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I planted the Kentucky variant this spring, I go and check on it almost every day. 🤩 mortonarb.org/plant-and-pr...
Side note: Linnaeus actually picked a sensible name for the tea plant: Thea sinensis. We have Robert Sweet to blame for picking Camellia over Thea when he merged the genuses in 1818. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camelli...
more beauty from Japan... Japanese Haiku. from Peter Pauper press, 1955 Must Springtime Fade? Then Cry All Birds And Fishes Cold Pale Eyes Pour Tears - Basho Basho, Buson, Issa, more... online, all free... sacred-texts.com/shi/jh/jh02.... #haiku #poetry
Japanese Haiku: Part 1 | Internet Sacred Text ArchiveRead Japanese Haiku: Part 1 | Internet Sacred Text Archive - Shinto texts including the Kojiki, Nihongi, and Japanese religious traditions.sacred-texts.com