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 But despite the name, these coneshaped flowers do not hold water but require a lot of watering during their growth The Japanese call it Ajisai (water drinker) because the flower needs a lot of water There are about 70 known hydrangea species A flower with a script by tattooist Kaya Another beautiful piece by chronicinkExplore * Yumi *'s photos on Flickr * Yumi * has uploaded 8742 photos to FlickrThe following chart shows the approximate blooming periods for some of the most popular flowers in Japan One point to note is that because Japan extends north to south for some 3500 kilometers, a particular flower species might blossom at differing times across regions with varying climate Ajisai The Japanese Flower During The Rainy Season Yabai The Modern Vibrant Face Of Japan Blue ajisai flower