Japanese follows English. 英語の後に日本語が続きます。
These are the flowers of humulus lupulus or more commonly known as (common) hop. The shape is unique and the pale green color is so beautiful! I first thought they were the flowers of carpinus japonica (i.e., Japanese hornbeam), i.e., the flowers I saw in May which are very similar to hop's, but the flower size and shape (though slightly) as well as the leaf shape are different. After googling, I've concluded that they're hop!
These are the flowers of humulus lupulus or more commonly known as (common) hop. The shape is unique and the pale green color is so beautiful! I first thought they were the flowers of carpinus japonica (i.e., Japanese hornbeam), i.e., the flowers I saw in May which are very similar to hop's, but the flower size and shape (though slightly) as well as the leaf shape are different. After googling, I've concluded that they're hop!
Needless to say, the female fruits from hop are used to preserve and flavor beer, but to tell you the truth, I haven't drunk beer for many years because beer is too bitter for me😂! I hope someday I'll be mature enough to appreciate the taste of beer...😅
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| Common hop ホップ |
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| Humulus lupulus 西洋唐花草 |
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| Common hop ホップ |
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西洋唐花草、つまりホップの花です。5月によく似た熊四手（クマシデ）の花を見たのでこれもクマシデかな、と思ったのですが花の形、葉の形からやはりホップだろうという結論に達しました。
ホップといえばビールの主要原料の一つですが、実は私もうずっとビールを飲んでいません。だって苦いんですもの！早く大人になってビールを飲めるようになりたいです😅。
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