Sendai shaken by plan to fell zelkova trees

Sendai shaken by plan to fell zelkova trees

SENDAI, Japan - Residents of Sendai city in Miyagi Prefecture are divided over the fate of zelkova trees along the prefectural capital's Aoba Street.

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