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(Upload on September 2 2018) [ 日本語 | English ]

Thujopsis Sieb. et Zucc. (アスナロ) Asunaro/Hiba (アスナロ, 翌檜/ヒバ, 比婆, s.l.), Aomori cypress Lifeform: evergreen coniferous tree Distribution: endemic to Japan (Honshu - Shikoku - Kyushu) Habitat: mesic mountainous forests (shade-tolerant) flora on Mount Usu Fruit: cone, produced in and around October ☛ The Kiso five trees (木曽五木)

var. hondae Makino Hiba/Hinoki-asunaro (ヒバ s.s., 比婆/ヒノキアスナロ, 檜翌檜) Distribution: Japan (Sado Island, northern Honshu and southern Hokkaido) Use: wood Flower = May, Fruit = October-November var. nana (Lindl.) Masters (ヒメアスナロ), syn. cv. nana: transplantation f. uchimappeana Hayashi (ホソバアスナロ) cv. variegata (フイリアスナロ)

Thuja standishii transplanted in Hokkaido

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var. hondae

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[1/2] on the bottom of the Yu-Kun (K-1) Crater, that erupted in 2000, of Mount Usu on July 25 2018.