Anemone raddeana
A species of anemone flower native to East Asia. Botanical term; in everyday contexts, often referred to simply as a type of イチゲ (anemone).
Anemone raddeana blooms with white flowers in early spring.
Usually written in katakana.
Kanji spelling is rare; the plant name is almost always written in kana.
The name combines 東 (azuma, an old word for eastern Japan) and 一華 (ichige, meaning 'one flower' or 'anemone'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain.