morning newspaper and read them news that broke overnight vandals 13 seedlings of maple and plane trees in the city center, but I'm even more shocked by the news that some time ago some "unknown persons" in one night broke 77 plants on the eastern transit . Police, as usual, "performed certain acts and practices in finding and punishing those unknown persons" and truć-truć, blah-blah ...
Zamezio wolf ass ...
I have no idea to what damage is done, I assume not a small, so I wonder why we as a society, we leave space for fools to spend our money and nerves. Discusses the problem, let's move on to the proposed solution ...
When our station in Ichikawa ended with a new office building, I photographed the scene, quite common in Japan, builders prepared in advance hole shall have an adult tree, height at least 7-8 meters thick enough that he no vandal can not do anything without a friend who often reject the surname Stihl and Husqvarna.
I know that in our country there are machines that can take out this whole tree with all the roots. So what's the problem, I suppose someone will say prices. And certainly that this way of settling the city set, several times more expensive than planting a young tree and pray to God the next few years until it grows enough that it can not be destroyed. All this is, but there she is our phrase, more expensive than the pie pan ....
Tell me, would be worth more expensive and permanent solution, or cheaper but risky? I'm for the former. Especially we saw that this thing does not work. I would say to those who decide to apply on this one other currency, more expensive than asking xxxx (where xxxx our derogatory word that begins not k and ends at ita ). After all, when to plant trees, and for this same issue a tender for supply of saplings, and another to select the contractor, etc., so that avenue of destroying and re-planted and the whole procedure is repeated endlessly, that opportunities for corruption ...
luck and we are not prone to corruption ...
Life in Tokyo, Japan! 
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