A dwarf dilatatum selection made in 1958 from plants raised from seed collected in Japan and later introduced by the US National Arboretum in 1966.  Selected for its compact growth habit, smaller and rounder leaves and good fall coloration.  This rounded plant grows wider than it does tall.  The original plant was 5' tall and 8' wide after 13 years.  The dull, dark green leaves are smaller than the species.  Creamy-white flowers in May produce dark red fruit clusters in August which persist until mid winter.