They are perennial plant that grows at humid places such as in the waterfront and rocky areas of mountain streams, in the depth of or within forest of mountain district, (perennial plant takes several years to grow). Mostly they grow in clusters in a location with stolon (runner: branch growing on the ground). As being most widespread Mitella furusei var. subramosa, the name comes from the episode that the shape of matured seed resembles Shawm-like instrument, a kind of horn. The flowers are about 1 cm in diameter, pale yellow-green or pale purplish crimson color, and some 10 of them bloom on the stalk here and there. One of their characteristics includes curious-shaped petals, which look like fish bone; stands out from pentagon shaped calyx. Another characteristic is radical leaf (KON-SEI-YO: leaf spring up from the place about stalk root), has a long stalk, is about 2 to 5 cm long, which is split shallow into 5 and the basic pat is heart-shaped, both of the surfaces have white long paraphyllium and spiny sawtooth at the edge. When matured, the seed bears tiny small seed.

●Season　　Late March to about Early May
●Height　　about 10 to 20 cm
●Place　　Trail 1,Ura-Takao