This year, SUGI BEE GARDEN once again carried out its annual tree planting activity.

Over the course of two days, we planted a total of about 150 Japanese hazel and Japanese fraxinus trees in the forests of Kumamoto Prefecture. Both are broadleaf trees that are a source of nectar for honeybees, and creating a bee-friendly environment leads to the conservation of a sustainable global environment.

SUGI BEE GARDEN will continue to work toward achieving the 17 SDGs and contribute to society through beekeeping.

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