This is the story of the Japanese who brought the jacarandas to Mexico.

One day in 1910 a young man left Japan for Mexico in search of his father who abandoned him and his mother 13 years ago with the promise of returning. This family event was the origin of the jacaranda trees in Mexico, the moment responsible for the fact that every March and April the streets of the Mexican capital are dyed purplish blue left by their flowers.

Upon arriving in Mexico, it was not difficult for him to achieve his goal, since Tatsugoro Matsumoto, the man who had given him life, was the creator of a majestic garden with an artificial lake in the Crystal Palace to celebrate the centenary of the Independence of Mexico , for which he became the favorite outfielder of the Porfiriato.

Between 1920 and 1924, both Japanese gardeners proposed to President Álvaro Obregón to plant jacaranda trees on the main streets of the city. This idea was quite attractive to the politician, so he ended up giving in to the permit.

Tatsugoro and Sanshiro executed a jacaranda breeding plan in their nurseries when the tree had already been brought from Brazil.

One day in 1910 a young man left Japan for Mexico in search of his father who abandoned him and his mother 13 years ago with the promise of returning. This family event was the origin of the jacaranda trees in Mexico, the moment responsible for the fact that every March and April the streets of the 

From then until today, the jacaranda became a great symbol of Mexico City and continues to shine year after year during the spring, which makes it very clear that the work of the Matsumoto men left important fruits throughout the country. Mexican.