Canada—The paradise of Maple leaves
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Canada—The paradise of Maple leaves

by Yi Yu
(Chofu,Tokyo)

Maple leaves in Canada

Maple leaves in Canada

I haven't been to Canada before, and I don't have a friend there. I just once heard my friend say that there are so many maple trees in Canada. And they can be seen all around.

About the Canadian national flag, there is a maple leaf in the center. It stands for residents in this fertile land. This makes me think of the maple leaves in Tokyo. Really beautiful!

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