（４２０） Ａｕｔｕｍｎ ｌｅａｖｅｓ ａｔ Ｍ． Ｐａｒｋ （１）
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Matsushiro Park, adjacent to Ushiku Gakuen Street (National Route 408), is a famous wisteria spot with the largest wisteria trellis in Tsukuba City.
Recently, Dad noticed that there was a row of ginkgo trees next to the wisteria trellis, so we went to the park to see the autumn leaves of the ginkgo trees.
We found that there were beautiful ginkgo leaves.
The autumn leaves of metasequoias (Akebono cedar), plane trees (Platanus), and American sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua,モミジバフウ) are also beautiful.
Since there are so many beautiful autumn leaves, I’ll introduce the autumn leaves of ginkgos, plane trees, and metasequoias in this chapter and I’ll show you American sweetgums in the next chapter.
① Ginkgo and me. (on my first visit). There is still some greenery left.
② Ginkgo and me. (on the first visit).
③ Ginkgo and me. (All photos from now on are from the second visit.)
④ Ginkgo and me.
⑤ Ginkgo and me.
⑥ I’m standing on the fallen ginkgo leaves.
⑦ I’m standing on the fallen ginkgo leaves.
⑧ These are plane trees.
⑨ I’m standing on the fallen platanus leaves.
⑩ A lot of camellia sasanqua (山茶花) flowers are blooming.
⑪ You can see metasequoias on the bank of the pond.
⑫ These are the metasequoias seen up close.
⑬ We’ll go around the pond while looking at the metasequoias.
⑭ This is a panoramic view of the metasequoias.
⑮ I’m standing on the opposite bank of the pond.
⑯ These metasequoias are reflected in the pond.
⑰ We’ve now gone around the pond.
⑱ These are the metasequoias of the nearby Teshirogi Shopping Center. They are bearing fruit.
Recently, Dad noticed that there was a row of ginkgo trees next to the wisteria trellis, so we went to the park to see the autumn leaves of the ginkgo trees.
We found that there were beautiful ginkgo leaves.
The autumn leaves of metasequoias (Akebono cedar), plane trees (Platanus), and American sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua,モミジバフウ) are also beautiful.
Since there are so many beautiful autumn leaves, I’ll introduce the autumn leaves of ginkgos, plane trees, and metasequoias in this chapter and I’ll show you American sweetgums in the next chapter.
① Ginkgo and me. (on my first visit). There is still some greenery left.
② Ginkgo and me. (on the first visit).
③ Ginkgo and me. (All photos from now on are from the second visit.)
④ Ginkgo and me.
⑤ Ginkgo and me.
⑥ I’m standing on the fallen ginkgo leaves.
⑦ I’m standing on the fallen ginkgo leaves.
⑧ These are plane trees.
⑨ I’m standing on the fallen platanus leaves.
⑩ A lot of camellia sasanqua (山茶花) flowers are blooming.
⑪ You can see metasequoias on the bank of the pond.
⑫ These are the metasequoias seen up close.
⑬ We’ll go around the pond while looking at the metasequoias.
⑭ This is a panoramic view of the metasequoias.
⑮ I’m standing on the opposite bank of the pond.
⑯ These metasequoias are reflected in the pond.
⑰ We’ve now gone around the pond.
⑱ These are the metasequoias of the nearby Teshirogi Shopping Center. They are bearing fruit.
