History of the National Cherry Blossom Trees
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Bob Vogel talks about the 1912 gift of cherry trees, a symbol of friendship between the city of Tokyo, Japan and Washington, D.C. He also discusses the long-term maintenance and preservation of this gift and how the National Park Service protects this national treasure for the enjoyment of future generations.
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