Trees are our best friends. They give us shade, provide fruits, and give us fragrant flowers. They also supply us with timber, and give out oxygen. On top of that they are a source of medicinal herbs too. That is why, in Japan when trees obstruct urban development or road construction, they are often relocated instead of being  cut down. This reflects a strong cultural respect for nature as well as commitment to sustainability. This practice involves careful uprooting of trees. They are then transplanted to ensure their survival and growth in a new location. Japan prioritizes preserving trees. Japanese … Continue reading Tree Relocation Japan Cuts 619 Trees, Adds 2,304 in Tokyo’s Redevelopment Shift