Ginkgo and Poplar Trees of Hokkaido University

A row of 70 ginkgo trees line both sides of a 380-meter-long street on the campus of Hokkaido University. The best time to see them is from late October to early November, when the trees turn golden brown. The poplar trees were planted on a small scale in 1903, and later in 1912, as an exercise for forestry students, the trees were planted in almost their present form. You can stroll along the woodchip-lined path for about 80 meters.