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愛宕の森と緑を守る会
Atago Forest and Green Protection Association
Atago Mountain Plants-Tree 7 (Ham)
This is a page of trees (flowers are displayed on a separate page for each season). Tree names are listed in order of Aiueo on this page. However, typical trees are displayed at the beginning of each page. Images of trees with flowers and fruits are also displayed on seasonal pages. Click on an image to see it in full view, or lay it down to enlarge it.
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Tree of oak, tree of yellow oak. A deciduous small tree of the genus Rhus in the family Rhus. Dioecious. Also known as Ryukyuhaze, Rounoki, Tohaze. It is distinguished from the native species of poison ivy by the absence of hair on the front and back of the leaves. It was imported from the Ryukyu Kingdom as a raw material for Japan wax.
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Hazenoki fruit. Japan wax obtained by pressing steamed fruits is used as a raw material for candles, crayons, ointments, and soaps. During the Edo period, it was recommended and spread by various clan in western Japan. It was also used as a salvage crop such as goby rice cake.
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Hazenoki fruit. Japan wax obtained by pressing steamed fruits is used as a raw material for candles, crayons, ointments, and soaps. During the Edo period, it was recommended and spread by various clan in western Japan. It was also used as a salvage crop such as goby rice cake.
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