This is the 3869th most frequent Japanese word.
エゾカンゾウ
"エゾカンゾウ" refers to the Amur daylily, a type of perennial flowering plant native to East Asia, particularly Hokkaido in Japan.
In this sentence, エゾカンゾウ is used as a noun to introduce a specific plant native to a region, highlighting its unique property.
エゾカンゾウは北海道特有の植物です。
The Ezo-kanzō is a plant unique to Hokkaido.
Here, エゾカンゾウ is again used as a noun, referring to the plant, emphasizing its seasonal blooming characteristic.
夏になるとエゾカンゾウが美しく咲き誇る。
In the summer, the Ezo-kanzō blooms beautifully.
In this instance, エゾカンゾウ as a noun serves as the subject that elicits an emotional response from the observer.