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A dead forest at the end of the Notsuke Peninsula, where seawater has left the Sakhalin firs as bare white trunks.
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A landscape in the Notsuke Peninsula in Betsukai, Hokkaido, of Sakhalin fir trees eroded by seawater and standing dead and white. The Notsuke Peninsula is a sand spit about 26 km long, among the largest in Japan, and was once covered with primeval forest of Yezo spruce and Daimyo oak. Ground subsidence let seawater into the forest, creating the present scenery.
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