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February 15th
I went to see the fukujusō on Mt. Kojo because fukujusō started blooming in my garden
They grow in a cluster at the corner of the clearing just before the summit of Mt. Kojo
Maybe it was still early, so only a few were blooming…
Their color makes you feel the arrival of spring
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