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After 64 years, an NC tree still grows tall in Japan — a tribute to firsts in flight
I’d never heard of this international tree exchange until last week, when I got an email from Shigeki Minami, editor of the Tsuyama Asahi newspaper in Japan. It turns out the Kitty Hawk pine ...
朝日新聞社3 年
Lisa’s Wanderings Around Japan/ Tree at Kamou in Kagoshima looks like the one Totoro lived in
you’ve earned yourself double points. The official largest camphor tree in Japan is at Kamou Hachiman shrine in Kamou-cho, Kagoshima Prefecture. It boasts an enormous 33.57-meter root ...