Embodied by Foujita who makes the headlines in Paris, the taste for Japan gets stronger in France where the public is passionate for the Nippon art and Japanese prints that they discover at the Salon des Arts Décoratifs (Fair of Deco Arts) of 1925. Edo Park highlights the Osmanthus, a mythical flower from Asia you can smell in the public parks in Tokyo in October. It is a unique combination of apricot and white leather. This traditional note is intertwined with amber woods and Virginia cedarwood, very vertical notes, like actual Shinto temples, underlined by the citrus and the pine from Siberia.