Fujimoto crawls up and sticks to the base with attached roots. All stock hairless. There are nodes on the stem and the leaves are opposite. The cocoon leaves are 3 mm long and have an oval to oval shape with two small tips. The leaves are leather and fallen needle-shaped to egg-shaped oval 1.5 to 4 cm in length about 3 mm in width slightly sharp at the tip and the base gradually narrows to follow the petal pattern at 2 to 4 mm in length. The flowering season is from spring to summer with a cluster of inflorescences at the end of the branches and a large number of sparse flowers. Naraha is a very small and wide triangle. The spear is an inverted triangle with a length of 0.8 mm a width of 1.5 mm and a shallow tip that splits into five. The corolla is white and has a short funnel shape with white soft hair all over the inside of the tube and the tip is split into five each opening flat. Each piece is narrow oval 2 mm long slightly sharp at the tip and hairless on both sides. The berries are spherically oval 4 to 5 mm long with spear teeth remaining at the tip and become white when ripe. The seeds are oval 4 mm long with three ridges running vertically on the back.