【Spring Flower Hunting】Ashikaga Flower Park: Have you ever seen such a rare double-flowered wisteria?

On the way to Ashikaga, passing by the Kasama Inari Shrine, I recognized the double-flowered wisteria —a not so large shrine dedicated to the 'Double-flowered Wisteria Flower Festival', where middle school students take photos under the wisteria, although it had only just started to bloom, I couldn't fully witness its rare beauty in full bloom... But finally, in the Ashikaga Wisteria Garden, I was fortunate to encounter it again: Blue-purple? Dark purple? Burgundy? It looked like bunches of ripe grapes hanging down🍇, but also had peony-like buds, very double-layered, very distinctive, this is the precious variety in the world of wisteria: the double-flowered 'Black Dragon Wisteria', simply known as double-flowered wisteria, also called peony wisteria, it is said that it was not very popular in the past, because its wisteria flowers bloom almost black, which is somewhat eerie, but now, under scientific recognition, it is considered valuable for its rarity: Such a rare, double-flowered wisteria— have you ever seen it?