Ancient Tree Snapped by Typhoon

Nature lovers and fans of Princess Mononoke will be saddened to hear about the recent typhoon that snapped a 3,000-year-old tree in Yakushima, the forest that inspired the iconic Studio Ghibli film. This ancient tree, a symbol of the mystical beauty of Japan’s untouched nature, had stood for millennia, captivating visitors with its towering presence.

The damage caused by the typhoon is a somber reminder of nature's power, even over landmarks that have stood for thousands of years. How will this impact the forest’s future, and can restoration efforts preserve its magic for future generations?

Source: Sora News 24
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