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Reclining Dragon Pine at Nisonji Temple
二本松市小浜新町
This 350-year-old five-needle pine (Goyou-matsu) is named the "Reclining Dragon Pine" because its branches, which spread across the ground, resemble the form of a dragon.
History
It has also been called the "Three Revivals Pine" because it has survived three fires in the past, sprouting new growth each time. One account suggests that it was a bonsai pine cherished by Date Terumune, which was donated by Date Masamune and later transplanted into the garden.
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