Is this the same rose I purchased that is being sold in Japan as Cote d'or? It appears that the descriptions match but I would like to get others opinions. See the following website for the description: tengbenyueji.com/shrubroses/10944.html

First year potted in my care it is doing exceedingly well. After settling its roots in it sent out a number of canes. The first flush of flowers came rather quickly after and there were about 5. The flower form was excellent with clean centers and medium sized blooms. The color was chocking coral which is beautiful though it was photographed in more of a waxy mid pink. Once the first flush finished the next was already on its way. This flush had even better formed flowers still of a decent size in extreme heat. They did NOT burn and crisp like some of my others did but they were not fully open. More observations are needed for that. The color is EXACTLY as I had hoped. So far this is a winner for me. It has a soft tea fragrance wit that apple note. It does not carry but it's not needed. If you find this one I recommend it. I do spray and drench and so far its had maybe a leaf or 2 with spot after weeks of rain a dip in temps and then heatwave with high humidity. the plant is about 2.5 ft tall after being planted bare root in April.

Growing this beauty in the PNW area. She is truly disease-free, which is a feat in our damp climate. Her fragrance is moderate sweet. She does ball a good amount in my area, but this is only her second year in my garden. However, she does not burn in the sun! Will update next season if anything changes. My plant is grafted on multiflora and is planted in ground. She’s a beast at 8 feet high and 6 feet wide. I’m training her as a climber.

I'm adding some photos here that I also posted in my member garden. I'm not sure if other members can see them there. These are closeups of the foliage of my found rose.