【Age】：? 【height】：?m 【Around the trunk】：?m 【Distance from hypocenter】 　：2,030m Shooting date 2017.5.3 2026.4.12		A-bombed Tree
		Camphor tree (Senda Park)
		3-8, Senda-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima (Senda Park)
		(2017.5.3)
		On the east side of Senda Park, along the road where the City General Health Center, Naka Ward Sports Center, and Industrial Technology Center are lined up, there is a row of 22 camphor trees that survived the atomic bombing. They were apparently planted in the grounds of the former Hiroshima Higher Technical School, and the row of trees stretches for about 200 meters. It is rare to find so many camphor trees remaining in a place that was hit by the bombing. The camphor tree standing in front of the Sports Center entrance is heart-shaped. It is unknown when the row of trees was planted, but they are probably around 100 years old. However, despite that, they lack the grandeur typical of camphor trees, and even considering they are street trees, they lack strength. My first impression was that they were rather slender and weak for camphor trees.
		(2026.4.12)
		The first to third trees from the south.
		The fourth to sixth trees from the south.
		The 7th to 9th trees from the south.
		The 10th to 13th trees from the south.
		The 14th to 16th trees from the south side.
		The 17th to 19th trees from the south side.
		The 20th to 23rd trees from the south side.
		Since it's the season for shedding leaves, you can see a variety of leaf colors, from the red leaves before they fall to the new yellowish-green leaves. There are also many buds to be seen.
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