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Onodatesho Pavilion for Japan's National Tree Planting Festival

A temporary ceremonial pavilion, the Onodatesho, is commissioned annually for Japan's National Tree-Planting Festival, an event focused on forest preservation.

Designed by Yano Aoyama Architecture Design, the pavilion will have an area of 80 m² and is scheduled for completion in 2026.

The Onodatesho pavilion serves as the centerpiece for the festival, which has been held every year since 1950.

The event is a significant ode to forest preservation, though it receives little publicity outside of Japan.

The pavilion is traditionally dismantled shortly after the festivities conclude.

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