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Straight Trunk Style (CHOKKAN)
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By using available
branches, the back branch is placed between the
second and third branch. |
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Branches are upright,
which signifies a young tree. |
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Branches more horizontal
with tips pointing slightly upwards. |
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Using more branches
that are slightly slanted downward gives the tree
a tall and narrow look. |
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Branches forced downwards,
exposing large trunk. |
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