The ironman of travel Yoshimasa Ikeuchi

Baobab tree

Murondava Airport

Baobab tree

Wine squeezed with white grapes
It's sour

Each house is surrounded by a wall

A guide to explain the bark of the Baobao tree

Children who are bright even if they wear rags

Baobab children and Kotetsu (wife)

Gray wine

I had myguide,Lalibsua Ribomahefa(30),
draw a picture, and finally I was able to distinguish only three types.

Children in poor villages flock to tourists onthe tree-lined streets of Baobab.
I don't understand what you are saying in the local language.
The guide says children are begging for a"souvenir".

A quick gathering of touristsraising candy balls.
Children who got it open their palms and brag.

When I first saw the Baobab tree
"What's this?"
it is very different from what I was looking at in the picture.
I was overwhelmed by its mysterious appearance.

It looks like the ghost of "mushroom". It's about
100times as much.

It seems that it also lives in AfricaandAustralia
There are 8 types inMadagascar.

Every tree looks the same no matter what tree you look at.
If you look closely, you can certainly find the difference.

Even in the village made of red clay,each house is emphasized by the enclosure.
Is it a habit that comes from poverty?

Once a Frenchcolony they were brought in as slaves with indigenous people of
Asian descent. Fellowship with

Africansgave birth to a unique ethnic group inMadagascar.
There are many endemic species of animals and plants, andlemurs are only found on this Island.

Murondava