Colors of My Heart

In the flower beds of Shinjuku Central Park, a harmonious variety of seasonal plants is carefully arranged throughout the year. In particular, during early summer, Gaura (also known as whirling butterflies) gently sways in the breeze, while the refreshing fragrance of lavender delights visitors’ senses. Gaura produces delicate white and pale pink blossoms at the tips of its slender, graceful stems. Its light and airy appearance evokes the image of butterflies or even swans dancing in the air, blending beautifully with the park’s open and spacious scenery. In contrast, lavender captivates with its purple flower spikes and soothing, cooling fragrance, creating a calm and relaxing atmosphere. In addition to these flowers, various seasonal plants that are replaced throughout the year add color and variety to the flower beds. Their rich layers of color bring a sense of natural abundance, even in the heart of the city. The neat and orderly flower beds, set against a backdrop of towering skys...