p094-p095 ＜ LANDMARK English Communication Ⅰ｜啓林館デジタル教科書

The last picture is, / as you all know, / Jomon

<span class='nw'>Cedar</span>. /

It’s one of the oldest and largest cedars / in

Yakushima. /

It was <span class='nw'>discovered</span> in 1966. /

Can you

imagine / how old and how large it is? /

It is considered /

to be [2,000－4,000] years old. /

Some people say / it is

[7,200] years old! /

It is [25.4] m in <span class='nw'>height</span> / and it is [5.2] m

in diameter. /

Tomorrow / we will look for this tree / on

the tour. /

In the Edo <span class='nw'>period</span>, / people in Yakushima / began to

cut down cedars. /

They had a poor rice <span class='nw'>crop</span> / because

there was little land / for growing rice there. /

a result, / they had to offer

<span class='nw'>boards</span> of cedars / as <i>nengu</i>

(land <span class='nw'>tax</span>). /

<span class='nw'>Fortunately</span>, / some

cedars over [1,000] years old /

were left <span class='nw'>uncut</span> then / because

they were not <span class='nw'>suitable</span> / for

making boards. /

That’s why /

we can still see them / as well

as Jomon Cedar! /

I’m very sorry to say / that we can’t touch / or get

close to Jomon Cedar. /

We can only look at it / from a

<span class='nw'>distance</span>. /

That’s because / many tourists stepped on

the <span class='nw'>roots</span> / and damaged the tree. /

This fact makes us

think / about the meaning of [eco-tours]. /

That’s all for the orientation. /

Do you have any

questions? /

Questions

Q6	It is considered to be 2,000－4,000 years old.
Q7	Because they were not suitable for making boards.

Questions

Q8	Because many tourists stepped on the roots and damaged it[the tree].

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