Double(? - see below), mid-blue flowers. Filaments pale yellow; anthers yellow. Named after a Japanese island.

A Japanese form mentioned in a talk by A Kaneko to the International Clematis Society in 2008. A photograph published by the raiser in Clematis International 2009 shows a single (not double) flower. Plants later circulating in Europe under this name are likewise single.

Raised by: Koichiro Ochiai
Country of origin: Japan
Date raised: b2008
Parentage: Unknown
Other name(s): None known

Further detail:

Tepals: 8; ovate, overlapping, slightly wavy margins