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As a result of an enemy attack on the night of 27 October, 3 poplars and 20 honeysuckle shrubs were destroyed in the Kyoto park-landmark of landscape art. The gardener’s house was also damaged and an information sign was torn out.
KV learned about this from a report on the Official Kyiv Portal.
“Kyoto Park is a place of recreation for Kyiv residents and a symbol of friendship between Ukraine and Japan. We are documenting the consequences of the attack and continuing work to restore the city’s green spaces,” said Pavlo Ivanov, director of the Department of Environmental Protection and Adaptation to Climate Change.
Kyoto Park was created more than half a century ago as a sign of friendly relations and the establishment of twinning links between Kyiv and the Japanese city of Kyoto. Today it is an important part of the capital’s green space.
As KV reported, recently 120 pines were planted in Partisan Glory Park to restore plantings damaged as a result of the Russian attack. In the summer 112 trees were destroyed there.
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