plants index japan

16 years ago

I am a proffessinal botanical photographer in Japan.

Now I have opend PLANTS INDEX JAPAN on my site.

You can search and brows a lot of photos of Japanese plants. Now 1137 species, 3538 pages, 6202 photos exist in this site. All pages are captioned in English. Please visit soon.

http://www.plantsindex.com/en/

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carol_in_california
15 years ago
My son and his wife live in Tokyo and we recently visited.
I am so happy to find a site showing pictures and names of plants I saw there.
Thank you. I will visit the site again.
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