The cherry trees that have continued to bloom after the earthquake and give courage to the survivors even after being covered by the tsunami have almost withered away due to salt damage and sea breezes. In response to this situation, this project will take the buds of cherry trees that have been damaged by the tsunami, raise seedlings, increase the number of seedlings, and create new cherry tree viewing sites. Seedlings are being spread within the city at Miyagi Agricultural High School and with the cooperation of local farmers, and cooperation with the watering of seedlings has been gained from all elementary and junior high schools within the city, residents of temporary housing, and general citizens. Parent tree seedlings are already being raised, and we will conduct proliferation activities and trial planting activities in the future. In addition, by taking off buds as grafting trees, further increasing seedlings, and planting them in former disaster areas, the aim is to create new cherry tree viewing sites, revitalize local communities that have become separated, and give hope to people.