Overview
A 400-year-old tree held to be a sister of the Miharu Takizakura. Its girth is 4.1 metres; a prefectural natural monument.
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The cherry tree at Eisenji in Fukushima. A great tree 400 years old, said to be a sister tree of the Miharu Takizakura, with a root girth of 4.1 m. It is designated a Natural Monument of Fukushima Prefecture and can also be seen from National Route 349.
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