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Windswept Style (FUKINAGASHI)

Windswept, with the typical branch arrangement blowing to one side. Conform the outline in a triangle.
   
Branches are extremely forced by wind. Indicate by bending branches at the base.
   
Straight trunk style with only the branches forced by the wind. Some branches are formed into a JIN.
   
MOYOGI style, showing a moderate windswept by indicating branches on one side longer than the other.
   
A branch crossing the bent trunk is another exaggerated form of windswept style.
   

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