287569〃〃〃412345678910〃〃〃〃〃〃〃〃〃〃〃〃（*Data from 2022 and 2023 surveys）The List of Giant and Famous Yakusugi Cedar TreesNoNameJomonsugi CedarMeotosugi Cedar （Husband）Meotosugi Cedar （Wife）Daiosugi CedarWilson's StumpOkinasugi CedarNiosugi CedarSandaisugi CedarAikosugi CedarKawakamisugi CedarKigensugi CedarFutagosugi Cedar （Left）Futagosugi Cedar （Right）Kugurisugi Cedar （Yakusugi Land）Buddha-sugi CedarHigechoro CedarJamonsugi CedarOdasugi CedarTenchusugi CedarHahakosugi Cedar （Mother）Hahakosugi Cedar （Child）Mitsunesugi CedarYamatosugi CedarBandaisugi CedarMotchomu TaroMotchomu HanakoOhdosugi CedarDairyusugi CedarHapponsugi CedarYayoisugi CedarNidai-osugi CedarSanbon-ashisugi CedarSanbon-yarisugi CedarBugyosugi CedarKugurisui Cedar （Shiratani Unsuikyo）Nanahonsugi CedarSharano-ohsugi CedarShiratani-ohsugi CedarSanbonsugi CedarTaikosugi CedarPresumed age2000−7200 years old2000 years old1500 years old3000 years old（around 2000 years old）2000 years old500 years old2000 years old3000 years old1800 years old2600 years old2000 years old2500 years old1500 years old2600 years old1100 years old3000‒4000 years old3000 years old3000 years old1600 years oldTrunkHeightCircumference16.1 m10.4 m 5.9 m11.6 m22.2 m27.2 m23.3 m23.7 m− 〃 （two trees connected by a branch）（13.8 m）（12.6 m）（23.7 m）9.5 m4.7 m5.7 m9.5 m12.8 m2.6 m2.9 m4.3 m8.1 m8.6 m31.8 m37.1 m27.5 m27.0 m20.3 m17.2 m20.9 m31.0 m25.3 m32.2 m（8.3 m）10.5 m8.1 m8.2 m6.1 m8.8 m10.4 m8.4 m9.1 m7.7 m8.9 m7.4 m2.8 m7.6 m5.2 m3.9 m2.7 m8.4 m3.9 m8.3 m6.1 m6.3 m4.3 m8.5 m〃 （* Fell over due to typhoon in 1997）（23.6 m）26.4 m32.1 m24.0 m29.1 m28.2 m34.6 m13.4 m23.0 m20.3 m− 13.0 m30.8 m26.0 m30.5 m25.9 m23.2 m23.3 m13.7 m35.8 malong the Hananoego Mountain TrailFormer Motchomudake-hodo Mountain Trailalong the Hanayama Mountain Trail〃（*Fell over due to typhoon in 1995）（14.3 m）along the Kusugawa Mountain Trailalong the Miyanoura Mountain RoadLocationalong the Ohkabu Mountain Trail〃 （a remnant of a large yakusugi） 〃（* Fell over in September 2010）along the Forest railroadalong the Anbo Forest PathYakusugi Land〃（a merged tree）Yakusugi Land〃（Confirmed dead）Mt. Motchomu Mountain Trailalong the Kurio Mountain Trailalong the Ohko Forest PathShiratani Unsuikyo Ravine〃（*Confirmed dead in 1992）Altitude1,328 m1,247 m1,211 m1,050 m1,037 m909 m757 m657 m1,271 m1,226 m1,020 m1,041 m1,015 m1,088 m1,106 m1,211 m1,081 m1,070 m1,052 m1,285 m696 m749 m673 m1,022 m1,241 m981 m719 m730 m793 m830 m829 m833 m836 m713 m742 m629 m1,355 m111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637− 31.5 m19.4 mNagataKurioYudomari37132625243635342928303142732331718201016151914131112232221MiyanouraAnboOnoaidaDistribution Mapof YakusugiYakusugi Cedar TreesYakushima Island has the most southern distribution of Japanese cedar. Cedars on Yakushima over 1,000 years old are called “Yakusugi” and the younger cedars are called “Kosugi” which literally means child cedar. Yakusugi cedars are known for its close annual rings (growth rings). Massive and ancient Yakusugi cedars are given proper names such as Jomonsugi. It has a root spread of 43 meters in circumference and is estimated to be thousands of years old. Jomonsugi is a popular attraction on the island. In addition, you can still see many Yakusugi stumps, remnants of trees felled many years ago. Wilson's Stump, the most famous stump, has a trunk circumference of 13.8 meters at 5 meters above ground level.
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