I jogged about 10 kilograms before going to work this morning, and suddenly, "Oh? It's like this!' Yes, it's Yanagi Sansei in Ginza. It is located near Sakurada Gate in the Imperial Palace. I've been there many times, but I haven't noticed it so far, so how I haven't looked around ...
It's written on the signboard. "Ginza's willow III who disappeared from Ginza Street in 1968. Nisei willows were raised as cuttings with the willow branches of Ginza, and as cuttings, Ichiji Shiiba and Yasuo Katsumata grew the third willows with all heart. " It is a donation from the two of them.
Speaking of Ginza, willow may be imagined by people over a certain generation, but it was in 1968 that the last willow was removed from Ginza Street (Chuo-dori). After the willow, shrubs Sharinbai are planted, and now yews are planted higher than human height.
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism and the Ginza Street Federation have announced that they will replant street trees into wigs by 2020, so Ginza Street is likely to become a more comfortable space in summer with more shade than ever before. (Sinding is essential for the hot summer in the coming summer.)
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By the way, even though there is no willow on the current Ginza-dori (Chuo-dori), as the name suggests, "Ginza Yanagi-dori St." is planted with trees in the alleys and willows cover the road.
The width of this Ginza Yanagi-dori St. is currently 16 meters. So, this width is the same road width as Ginza Street in the Edo period. Then, when I walked through the current Ginza Yanagi-dori St. while imagining and experiencing the width of the road in the Edo period, I felt like I could feel the hustle and bustle of the time, and how to walk like a time slip just by feeling It may be a way to enjoy it.