A tree planted by Japan as a national project after its defeat

(1)Cedar trees have a lot of pollen. It’s really refreshing
(2)But as the logging decreased, it became like yellow dust
(3)The number of allergy sufferers from that damn plant sperm has increased dramatically
(4)About 25 percent of the population is allergic to cedar treesJi
(5)And one of the characteristics of cedar trees is that they grow quite large and high, but their roots are shallow compared to other trees
(6)And as you know, Japan is a soft volcanic ash soil
(7)in the event of an earthquake
(8)That’s what happened
(9)Trees should prevent landslides, but rather cause them
(10)The percentage of cedar trees in the forests of Japan is about 40
(11)However, cedar trees are not suitable for small animals that do not bear edible fruit and live as a nest
(12)Of course, there are no predators that feed on small animals
(13)The cedar forest is lush and beautiful from a distance, but it is not a healthy ecosystem from a close distance
(14)Even if I tried to replace it with something else, the lobby of the Japanese pharmaceutical company and the political community was huge
(15)The main income of a Japanese pharmaceutical company is called cedar allergy medicine
(16)I looked up the cedar pollen and the memes came out

(1)After the defeat of World War II, Japan encouraged the nation to plant cedar trees for national reconstruction
(2)It grows fast and straight, so it’s good for wood
(3)But I planted too much and it grew too well
(4)literally taking over the mountains of the country
(5)If it was good at first, there were a lot of things to build, but I needed wood
(6)Especially, a house built of cedar was strong against earthquakes
(7)But this is due to the importation of foreign lumber that hasn’t been around for long
(8)It was very cheap and high quality, so I didn’t have to cut down Japanese cedar trees at a high labor cost
(9)The problem is that as logging decreases, cedar trees grow out of nowhere
(10)And