英語の後に日本語が続きます。
Japanese dock (Rumex japonicus) is native to Japan, Korea, China, and Russia and can be found across Japan. From a distance, they're just green leaves but when looked closely, they show tiny but beautiful cream flowers and also tiny cream fruits. Its Japanese name is "
gishi gishi," which is Onomatopoeia, after the sound produced when the stems are rubbed (which I haven't tried). Most of them in my neighborhood grow side by side with bitter dock.
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ギシギシ（羊蹄）です。日本、朝鮮半島、中国、ロシア原産で、日本全国で見られます。遠目にはただの葉っぱですが、近くに寄るとちっちゃいクリーム色の花と果実を付けているのが分かります。ギシギシの名前の由来は茎をこすり合わせると「ギシギシ」という音がするからとのこと。ホントかな。。。
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