Gingko of Kitakanegasawa
This gingko tree is 1,000 years old and has been designated as a national natural monument.
With a height of about 31meters and a trunk circumference of about 22 meters, it is Japan’s largest gingko.
The tree’s aerial roots hanging down from the trunk are shaped like breasts, and legend says that if you touch them, your milk will flow better.
