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| Jim Markowich | profile | all galleries >> Japan 2003 >> Yakushima | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
| The island of Yakushima, south of Kyushu and pretty much due east of Shanghai, has been called "the Galapagos of Japan," at least partly because the macaque monkeys there don't seem particularly afraid of humans. It also has ancient stands of enormous cedar trees in its mountains. |
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 footbridge, Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 river, Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 big split, Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 stay on the path, Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 river, Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 river view, Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 distant view, Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 guesthouse, Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 tame deer, Yakusugi Cedar forest |
 distant view, Yakusugi Cedar forest |
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