Are you asking if it will grow here? Sure, as will any other selection of Japanese maple you might consider. Just site out of prevailing winds if at all possible and plant high to compensate for the clay soil. Could conceivably get larger than you expect.......a great many JM's tend to grow larger here than is common elsewhere in the country

Shouldn't be difficult to locate, either. It is a popular selection that holds stem color better than 'Sango Kaku' and less prone to Pseudomonas than SK. And we are blessed in the NW with some of the most extensive selection of wholesale JM growers in the entire world, many of them located only within a short drive from your location.