Overview
A great horse chestnut in the national forest of the Shikoku karst, chosen among Japan's hundred giant trees.
About this place
A giant horse chestnut tree in the national forest of the Godan Plateau in the Shikoku Karst, Ehime Prefecture. Registered among the 100 Giants of the Forest, it is 30 m tall and estimated to be over 600 years old. Along the trail are a spring called the White Chalk Spring and Keyaki-daira, a stand of zelkova trees, and you can enjoy walking and forest bathing.
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