Mae'r braslun yn、太平洋を眼下に望む尻屋崎灯台から、南へほんの少し離れたところに建っている、高さ数十mのアンテナとその基部を描いた。基部の構造物はちっぽけな、コンクリート製の装置室。ond、なぜかここへ来るたびに、(有名な灯台を描かないことはあっても)必ずこのアンテナは描きたくなる。何かが無性に心をかきむしる。小学四年生のバス遠足で、初めて来た時もこれを描いたのを覚えている。このアンテナを見ると、今でもその時とほとんど同じ気持ちになるから不思議だ。
Coeden sy'n cynrychioli Shimokita、Os gwnewch arolwg, bydd 100% yn wir.。Fe'i gelwir yn Aomori Hiba, ond nid oes llawer o Hiba yn rhanbarth Tsugaru.。Yn ddiamau, yr ardal gynhyrchu enwog ar gyfer Hiba yw Penrhyn Shimokita.。Mae gan fy rhieni Mt. Hiba hefyd.、lumber ef a'i werthu、Dyna sut roedd ein teidiau a'n tadau yn ein bwydo.。Felly i siarad, bwyta Hiba、Mae fel fy mod wedi tyfu i fyny yn anadlu yn y persawr hwnnw.。Yn yr ystyr hwnnw, mae gennyf rwymedigaeth i roi Hiba yn rhif un beth bynnag.。ond、Meiddiaf sôn am “Yashabushi” yma.。
If we have a questionnaires survey in Japan as what is the tree of representative Shimokita , it must be “Hiba ” trees that wii get 100 % of votes. As famous “Aomori-hiba” , but Hiba lives in Tugaru area in Aomori pref a little. It is the best location of product is Shimokita. My grand and my father have brought up our family by keeping Hiba forests and selling those trees. In a sense, it looks like that I heve grown up by eating “Hiba” trees and brething its beautiful perfume. So I know that I have to push it up as Nunber 1 of the tree of Shimokita. However , I’d like to nominate “Yasyabushi” as No, 1 in this time.※”Hiba” is a kind of “Hinoki ” trees. This kind of tree is valued at the best of woods from the old time in Japan.
Mae palmwydd yn goeden gref a all dyfu mewn unrhyw dir diffaith.。Mae twf y goeden hon yn sefydlogi'r pridd.、yn gallu cymryd y cam nesaf。Mae'r goeden palmwydd yn plygu'n sydyn、Ddim yn ddigon cryf fel deunydd adeiladu、Nid yn unig y mae o ddim defnydd、Nid yw pobl leol yn hoffi'r goeden oherwydd ei bod yn rhwystro datblygiad.。ond、Os meddyliwch am y peth yn ofalus, fe allech chi ddweud bod Yashabushi yn arweinydd sy'n torri i mewn i'r tir diffaith.。Ar un ystyr, maen a adawyd ar ôl ar gyfer y genhedlaeth nesaf yw’r goeden.。Os ydym yn ei gymharu â bodau dynol、Mae'n foi gwych na ellir ei gymharu â mi.、Mae hefyd yn goeden sy'n ennyn ymdeimlad o barchedig ofn yn fy nghalon.。
“Yashabushi” is very strong trees lived in all kind of the wasteland. The soil of damp ground is stabilised by this tree that live in. That wasteland will be good condition for people’s usu. However this tree itself is not only completely usufull at timber, but it also interrut grow other plant’s up. So it has been hatred by local people. Howevew, from the other point of view, Yashabushi is like a pioneer of opening bushes. So I feel like to respect it.
Sand dune lake is a natural freshwater pond in a sandhill. It was shaped by wind. The wind had been carring sand and formed ups and downs, and then water stream into hollow places. It is not only very valuable existence itself in the world but also it gives important environment for biodeversity that’s being lost.
There are many dune lakes in Higashi-dori village. Named lakes are minimum 13s. Salugamori sandhill (1~2 km width, 17 km length) include the rear wetland in this village has selected one of 500 of the important wetland of Japan (Actually most of Shimokita peninsula is selected also). Additionaly, Shimokita sandhill (includ this Salugamori sandhill with the next ones) is really the biggest one in Japan. However almost all japanese don’t know of it. One of the reason is that this place is hidden from the roads by pine grove for protect the wind and the sand. The other one, here is off limited, because this ares has been useing for test site of trajectory of Ministry of Defence (MD).
These are out of the area of MD. A few lakes of it look as useing fishery sometimes but not often. Most of the roads to go there is being lost by growing thickly weeds and pine grove. Creasing depopulation and ageing there. Academic reserch stopped now.
Photo:(above) O-numa. Small river prawn lives in. (midlle) Sakyo-numa. Sakyo-numa is famous for “Hime-malimo” (small moss ball), but how is it now? (bottom) An old woman was picking “Jun-sai” (the water shield) from the water at lake Ala-numa. ※numa means lake or pond. All of dune lakes are Nature.