Giant Camphor Trees of Sanno Shrine (Atomic-bombed Camphor Tree)

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Having suffered from the atomic bomb dropped in 1945 and once left on the verge of death, the "Giant Camphor Trees of Sanno Shrine (Atomic-bombed Camphor Trees)" miraculously made a powerful recovery. Standing and displaying their lush green leaves even today, these two ancient trees, hundreds of years old, silently convey the overwhelming mystery of life and a strong hope for peace to visitors from all over the world. Spending quiet moments with folded hands while embraced by the mighty life energy and pure air radiating from the camphor trees serves as a special time to deeply purify your mind and body and regain inner peace. This power spot, which overcame historic trials and gently watches over us in modern times, brings a wonderful experience that deeply graves the importance of peace and the preciousness of life into your heart.

Giant Camphor Trees of Sanno Shrine (Atomic-bombed Camphor Tree)
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Nagasaki Prefectural Tourism Federation

Giant Camphor Trees of Sanno Shrine (Atomic-bombed Camphor Tree)

Address
2-6 Sakamoto, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture
Website
https://www.city.nagasaki.lg.jp/shimin/190001/192001/p000564.html
Operator
Nagasaki International Tourism and Convention Association

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