Historically, Wisteria symbolizes long-life and immortality. Wisteria can live up to 100 years or even older. Amazingly, there is a 1200 year old Wisteria tree in Japan today! ... In Japanese Kabuki theater, the symbolism for the Wisteria is Love, Sensuality, Support, Sensitivity, Bliss and Tenderness.

Why are demons afraid of wisteria?

Moreover, Wisteria is a rather aggressive plant. ... A poison can be made from the plant which is deadly to them and you could simply take that as the reason why Demons want to avoid them so badly.

What is Wisteria called in Japanese?

Wisteria, known as fuji in Japanese, may only be the country's second most famous flowers, but thanks to their ability to bend, wisteria can be turned into large tunnels of blue, pink, purple, and white to make for a kaledescopic stroll.