Violets are perennial herbs native to Japan.
There are various species of violets in Japan, ranging from those that grow wild to horticultural varieties.
This one is a violet without a prefix (sometimes called "honzumire").
It can be found on sunny roadsides to hillsides. They can also be seen blooming vigorously in concrete crevices.
It is often seen blooming vigorously even in the crevices of concrete.
It is similar to the Noji violet, but has deeper purple flowers, hairy side petals, and conspicuous wings on the leaves.
The leaves are distinguished by their prominent wings.
The name "violet" comes from the fact that the shape of the violet's thallus resembles the inkwell of...