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The coast was no different from the interior in terms of the number of wildflowers I saw. These were in the middle of nowhere, obviously not planted by anyone, just growing wild. In the distance you can see one of the strange almost clover-like plants that I saw on my last trip to northern Hokkaido.

Here is a better example. It’s on my list of things to do to search some botany sites or texts and identify these plants, which seem to be found everywhere in northern Hokkaido.

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