Shibito hana is another name for Manzhu Shahua. Man Zhu Sha Hua is a blood-red flower on the other side. It is generally considered to be a flower that grows along the Santo River. The legend of floral fragrance has magic power, which can arouse the memory of the deceased before his death.
Alias: Dragon Claw Flower, Old Crow Garlic, Lycoris radiata, Manzhusha Flower, Cockroach Flower, Other Shore Flower, Ground Thunder, Old Death, Kitchen Chicken Flower, etc. More than a dozen aliases; The common name is the name of the goddess of the sea in Greek mythology. Family name: Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllidaceae), which is blood-like, is a flower with strong supernatural flavor and is considered an ominous plant.
Because flowers and leaves can't meet, they are called "heartless" flowers.
Because the manzhushahua often blooms near the cemetery, the color is bright red as blood, and the flowering period is near the autumnal equinox (Japanese sacrificial festival). Lycoris radiata leaves bloom and the flowers fall leaves, and they never meet each other. Therefore, in Japanese legends, this flower has the ominous color of death and separation, and is mostly used for funerals.
So it is also called "dead flower".
In addition, there are many aliases such as ghost flower yuurei hana, hell flower jigoku hana, canopy flower tengai hana, razor flower kamisori hana, relic flower sutego hana and so on.