The collection "Japanese camellias" exhibited at the foundation is a photograph of sasanquas and camellias that bloom in Japan from autumn to spring. Camellia flowers such as sasanqua bloom from November to April. The history of camellia and Japanese people is very old, and the name appears in Japan's oldest history books "Kojiki" and "Nihonshoki". In the Azuchi-Momoyama period, the tea ceremony culture was established by Sen no Rikyu. In the Edo period, camellias spread from the upper class to the common people, gaining popularity, and thousands of horticultural varieties were created. Through my work, I would like people all over the world to know the beauty of Japanese traditional culture such as camellia and sasanqua. The theme of the work exhibited this time is camellia "Ave Maria". It is a beautiful camellia with a clean and elegant pink color. Many people who saw this were fascinated by the elegance and beauty of this camellia, It is a camellia that you will want to use forever.
