24 solar terms: Risshu (the first day of autumn)

Risshaku” starts on August 7
Risshaku is one of the eight seasonal divisions of the 24 solar terms, which mark the turning points of the seasons.
The “vernal equinox,” “summer solstice,” “autumnal equinox,” and “winter solstice” are called the “two solstices,” and their “mid-season” (the Sekki that is considered to be in between) are called “Risshun,” “Risshatsu,” “Risshaku,” and “Risshu,” which are the beginning of each season.
Risshun,” ‘vernal equinox,’ ‘Risshatsu,’ ‘summer solstice,’ ‘autumnal equinox,’ ‘autumnal equinox,’ ‘winter solstice,’ and ‘winter solstice’ are called the ”eight seasonal divisions.
The seventh day of August is Risshaku, which means the beginning of autumn. In other words, it is the beginning of autumn.

Although it is the beginning of autumn, it is still a hot season.
This is a bouquet of flowers for “Risshaku,” a season that brings a sense of summer and autumn, with the seven autumnal flowers as well as summer flowers and plants. After “Risshaku” has passed, “lingering summer heat” is in the air.
Enjoy flowers at home to get through the lingering summer heat.
We will deliver “Lingering Summer Heat Sympathy” from Little.