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  • Introducing Japanese culture -World heritage and sightseeing spot- Yakushima

  • 日本の文化を英語で紹介 〜日本の世界遺産と観光名所〜「屋久島」
  • By: 講談社
  • Narrated by: Jamie Reed
  • Length: 1 min

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Narrated by: Jamie Reed
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Yakushima is an island that floats in the sea off the southernmost tip of the mainland of Kyushu, around 60kilometers south of the coast. 屋久島は、九州本土の最南端から、さらに南方約60kmの沖に浮かびます。
東京23区よりひと回り小さい島ですが、九州最高峰の宮之浦岳がそびえ、屋久島は〝洋上のアルプス〟と呼ばれています。
屋久島は「ひと月に35日雨が降る」と言われるほど、多雨で湿潤な島。大量の雨が、豊かな森を育んでいます。
縄文杉をはじめ、屋久島には樹齢1000年以上の屋久杉の大樹が群生し、独特の美しい景観を生み出しています。
また屋久島では、低地の海岸沿いから、宮之浦岳の山頂に登るまでの間で、日本全土の植生を見ることができます。
巨木が生み出す自然美と、豊かな雨がもたらした生態系。この2つの点が優れているとして、屋久島は世界遺産に登録されました。
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