(From right) Chandra, Hong, Lim and Yamazaki planting a young sakura tree at an empty plot of land at the end of the shoplots along Karpal Singh Drive in Penang. — Photos: ZAINUDIN AHAD/The Star
IN a few years, Rinka Sekine will be able to enjoy herself under sakura trees planted on an empty plot of land at Karpal Singh Drive.
The seven-year-old girl was seen watering the trees and digging the soil happily during the Penang Sakura Trees planting programme initiated by the Pink Hibiscus Club.
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(From right) Chandra, Hong, Lim and Yamazaki planting a young sakura tree at an empty plot of land at the end of the shoplots along Karpal Singh Drive in Penang. — Photos: ZAINUDIN AHAD/The Star
MBPP workers helping to plant the sakura trees during the tree-planting programme at Karpal Singh Drive.
Miss Penang Yosakoi 2020 Nathalie Hong posing with the newly planted sakura trees at the Penang Sakura Trees planting programme at an empty plot of land at the end of the shoplots at Karpal Singh Drive, Penang. -ZAINUDIN AHAD/The Star/ 17 OCT 2020
Rinka and her mother Sachiko Sekine having a leisurely walk to view the newly planted sakura trees.
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