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- Scientific Name: Fallopia japonica
The perennial Itadori flower is found on all four main islands of Japan, along with general East Asia.
It is said in the Nihon Shoki that a Tajihi Flower (Itadori Flower) fell into the well where Emperor Hanzei's bath water was being drawn from. He henceforth got the name "Emperor Tajihi no Mizuhawake".
