Showing posts with label shaga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shaga. Show all posts
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Shaga (Iris japonica) flowers: Cyojyu-ji
A flower chases the sun to shine radiantly for its best fertility.
In the bright warm sun, I sense that every green
plant is swaying lightly in an absolute ecstasy of joy.
As one of the treasured embodiments of spring, the exquisite
flowers of Shaga are reigning over the gardens of Kita-kamakura with their brilliant silvery
whiteness.
May 15, 2016
Shaga (Iris japonica) flowers: Chojyu-ji
In the gentle, warm spring sunlight, birds are singing love songs lively and flowers are smiling gracefully into the sun.
The exquisite flower of Shaga is a typical spring flower in Kita-kamakura, which clearly notifies us of the advent of this season of rebirth and growth.
May 16, 2014
Shaga (Iris japonica) flowers: Jochi-ji
In the leafy shade of the garden, Shaga flowers are blooming modestly as if to enjoy the blessings of spring quietly.
Although I cannot hear it, these delicate flowers must be softly singing their songs of joy together.
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