Linking this post to Floral Friday,Good Fences and Floral Friday Foto;
"Stewartia pseudocamellia" is called "Summer Camellia, 夏椿 " in Japanese.
"Stewartia pseudocamellia" is called "Summer Camellia, 夏椿 " in Japanese.
I never knew this flower until I found it in the Japanese Free-Illustration site.
I made the header from the site (details at the end of this page);
My late mother used to love the camellia but I don't remember we saw them or she mentioned this flower. Seems a bit hard to have a good chance for photos as it blooms only short while during the rainy season.
My friend learned there is a tree at the 'sou-rin-ji temple; 宗隣寺'.
As you can see, unfortunately we found just a few of the flowers(^^;)
Here are the pictures of the temple with many fences;
Entrance and the corridor with wooden fences; |
We wash our hands here. The small arrow in the left-side of the picture below shows the family crest of the land lord who owned around my area. (enlarging photo may help)
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Thank you very
much for stopping by;
PS> About illustration page; Here is the page but this site has all the same html for each page and takes you instruction page in Japanese... You can try clicking the word '春夏秋冬' (which means the season) at first. Then the square.
I'll be busy today and tomorrow. Sorry for the early posting ;-)
the summer cammelia reminds me of fried eggs with their coloration. :)
ReplyDeletethe temple looks pretty. i love the roof on the hand-washing station. so pretty!
Such a beautiful flower! The temple is gorgeous as well.
ReplyDeletePretty flower and I like the roof on the temple- very interesting!
ReplyDeletemy mother loved camellias also!!!!
ReplyDeleteyour photos of the Temple are wonderful.
xo from across the ocean!!
I love camelias but don't see them much any more ... they bloom very early in the spring in Oregon before we get back nowadays. Yours must be a different variety to bloom in the summer. I wonder if it would grow in Oregon, I will have to ask my daughter and son in law if they have heard of it.
ReplyDeleteI love camelias but don't see them much any more ... they bloom very early in the spring in Oregon before we get back nowadays. Yours must be a different variety to bloom in the summer. I wonder if it would grow in Oregon, I will have to ask my daughter and son in law if they have heard of it.
ReplyDeleteDear Miyako,
ReplyDeleteYour summer Camellia is so pretty and I enjoyed seeing all your beautiful photos. We have two Camellia bushes and they are soon going to start flowering.
Happy week
Hugs
Carolyn
Dearest Miyako,
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of this pseudo camellia in your area. These shrubs or trees can become quite tall.
Sending you love and hugs,
Mariette
Miyako, I love your pictures !
ReplyDeleteYou always show great places and very original flowers !
Have a nice day :)
Hello Miyako!
ReplyDeleteThe camelia is a lovely flower. Beautiful photos. And the temple is pretty. Thanks for sharing, have a happy day!
Hi Miyako san. These summer camellia flowers are very cute! They kind of remind me of medama-yaki...hahaha I'm always thinking about food :-)
ReplyDeleteThe temple photos are beautiful! Makes me feel serene and peaceful. Have a great day, Miyako san!
Beautiful temple!!! And the flowers...they're very pretty. Looks like 'sunny side up fried eggs'...I bet the fragrance is extraordinary.
ReplyDeleteWe have two camellia bushes in our yard...they are pink. Love these white ones. Your photos of the blooms and temple are wonderful. Wish I could visit there some day.
ReplyDeleteDear Miyako,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the Camellia - I have the exact same variety growing here in my garden in WA state. This year it put on a beautiful show for the first time. We enjoyed the blossoms for weeks, but now it is resting. The temple is beautiful with all the different fences. It looks like such a peaceful place.
Hugs xo Karen
Your header is beautiful, as is the temple. Love the camellias!
ReplyDeleteThat header is beautiful - especially when I put on my glasses and see that it is flowers, not deviled eggs! lol Very pretty. And the roof of the temple is so interesting.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty white Camelias, and so is the temple entrance.
ReplyDeleteSending regards from Portugal.
(thanks for linking!)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blossoms!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy you shared that lovely blossom with us too. Incredible wooden fences and structures too, nice looking scenery. Thanks for sharing it all with us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of the Camellia flowers. Nd love the temple shots as well.
ReplyDeleteWe moved here a year ago and found a few Camilla's in our back yard. Its a beautiful flower and you capture a very pretty example. Love the temple pictures, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
That is a very beautiful camellia. The camellias I have in my garden are pink and red, and one is a mixture of red and white. They are nice but not quite a beautiful as the one you showed us here.
ReplyDeleteI featured the camellia too! Isn't it just a lovely bloom? Wishing you a great weekend ahead.
ReplyDeleteWow so so beautiful! Love this
ReplyDeleteWhat a really lovely blog! Such great design, made me smile when I arrived! I am new to the blog hop, these are really fabulous photos
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to more of your posts!!
www.nycstylelittlecannoli.com
Hello Orchid!:) I came back to follow your blog,and thank you for your visit to mine.:)
ReplyDeleteIt's a very lovely sight to see the feathers open, and I'm glad you were interested enough to check the Hoopoe out on your PC.
Kisses back to you!:)
Miyako, your photos are beautiful and the orchids are stunning to see. Thanks for visiting me. Have a lovely day. Pamela
ReplyDeleteHi Miyako,
ReplyDeleteSo nice to meet you! I'm visiting via Floral Friday, where your thumbnail caught my eye! They are very pretty, and yes, as some have commented, they do rather look like fried eggs from a distance!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Poppy
they are very pretty!
ReplyDeleteHello, Miyako
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed looking at the beautiful camellias as well as the architectural photographs. There is a sense of peace and tranquility in your photos.
Karen
Dear Miyako,
ReplyDeleteAren't camellias the most beautiful flowers and I loved seeing your pretty blooms.
Have a happy weekend dear friend.
Sending love and hugs, from New Zealand
Carolyn
Hello dear Miyako
ReplyDeleteYour white camellia shrub is beautiful.
I'm so surprised to hear it is a summer flowering camellia.
The photos of the temple and the fences is very attractive - good strong architectural lines.
Wishing you a happy weekend.
Hugs
Shane
The camellia is gorgeous and the temple is very beautiful. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteWonderful camellia blossoms you took Miyako-san! And it's always a pleasure for me to have a look on some pictures of Japanese temples we don't have at all here in good old Germany!
ReplyDeleteUwe.
These are beautiful and so special that you capture them in such a short blooming season! Thanks for sharing them!!!
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