A Hibaku-jumoku planting ceremony was instigated by Dr. Sergei Shaposhinikov, former staff of the UNITAR Hiroshima Office and currently a professor at the Moscow State University (MSU) Business School. Master-gardener Mr. Chikara Horiguchi, representing both GLH and UNITAR Hiroshima Office, visited Moscow for the events at MSU and Ostafyevo State Museum. The second-generation Ginkgo sapling—now growing on the 264-year-old campus--greets MSU Business School students every day as a reminder of peace, life, and hope. In three languages - Japanese, Russian, and English - a plaque is set in front of the sapling, telling the story of Hiroshima’s special trees.
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The seeds planted thanks to the efforts of former UNITAR Hiroshima Office staff and current Moscow State University professor Dr. Sergei Shaposhinikov and his students seem to have thrived on the grounds of the university.
The ginkgo saplings have adapted to their beautiful new home in Moscow and are growing well. The jujube and Kurogane holly still have not germinated.
Moscow State University (MSU) Business School joined Green Legacy Hiroshima. Seeds were sent from Hiroshima Botanical Garden to the MSU Botanical Garden. The partnership was spearheaded by a former UNITAR staff member, MSU’s Professor Sergei Shaposhnikov.
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