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2021-03-10T11:23:23.309Z
On March 9th, local time, the "Miracle Pine Tree" monument in Iwate Prefecture, Japan. A forest of 70,000 trees in Iwate Prefecture, Japan was completely destroyed by the tsunami, and only one tree remained. Although the tree eventually died from exposure to salt water, thanks to donations from all over the world, it was finally properly treated and preserved forever. Image source: People's Vision
On March 9th, local time, the "Miracle Pine Tree" monument in Iwate Prefecture, Japan.
A forest of 70,000 trees in Iwate Prefecture, Japan was completely destroyed by the tsunami, and only one tree remained.
Although the tree eventually died from exposure to salt water, thanks to donations from all over the world, it was finally properly treated and preserved forever.
Image source: People's Vision
Release time: 2021-03-10 19:06:35 【Editor: Li Peiyun】
Source: chinanews
