Hydrangea at Kyoto temple

Hydrangea at Kyoto temple

Photo taken May 31, 2021, shows some 600 pots of blue, white and red hydrangea flowers displayed on stone steps at Mimuroto temple in Uji in Kyoto Prefecture to represent a rising dragon. The display was opened to the public the same day.

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