More Street Trees Of Tokyo - Shinagawa In July
With multiple visits to Tokyo now under my belt, I have come to realize that there are plenty of things that I am drawn to during my stays including the hospitality, the crazy products, work (of course) and maybe most significantly: their horticulture. Mostly their trees. I've posted a bunch about the trees of Tokyo starting with my first visit where I saw the Cherry trees in full blossom in 2017 . Earlier this year, I posted some photos from a Spring visit where I saw some workers pruning street trees into a columnar shape and had the good fortune of seeing the deciduous trees without their leaves. I also posted this photo of a carefully crafted pine tree outside of the Peninsula Hotel close to the office I was visiting. The pruning they do starts young as I found a few very thin pine trees close to a building that have begun their pruning/training. And...where I saw the most interesting collection of trees (mostly White and Black...