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Wonderful (and rare) sight: the little cherry sapling we planted at Ritsumeikan Asia-Pacific University (APU) in 2013 now a strapping young tree! With gratitude to APU’s grounds staff and especially the constant care and attention of Professor Mahichi (photo) and her students.
A Vision for the Future of Hibaku-jumoku on APU campus
To ensure better lighting and growing conditions for the Hiroshima saplings, GLH partners at Ritsumeikan-APU are relocating the Yoshino Cherry sapling to a new home, APU Sakura Sky Garden, opened in April this year. As our partners at APU are concerned about the strong wind at the garden, a windshield will be established beside the sapling to foster its healthy growth. Here is a picture of APU's Sky Garden.
Students of Biodiversity and Environmental Chemistry courses got together in front of the Yoshino cherry sapling.
Introduction to Environmental Studies students greet the cherry sapling.
APU and Hiroshima University peace forum participants visited the Kurogane holly at Hiroshima's Rai Sanyo Memorial garden.
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