Yoshino cedar
Yoshino cedar is a type of tree native to Japan, known scientifically as Cryptomeria japonica. It is characterized by its tall, straight trunk and dense, evergreen foliage. The tree can grow up to 50 meters in height and is often used in traditional Japanese architecture and landscaping due to its durability and resistance to decay.
This cedar species thrives in various soil types and prefers a humid climate. Yoshino cedar wood is valued for its lightweight and aromatic properties, making it popular for crafting furniture and building materials. It is also significant in Japanese culture, often associated with spiritual and ceremonial practices.