As hay fever sufferers grow in Japan, the country is looking to plant no-pollen trees
PolicyWednesday, August 26, 2026Mongabay

As hay fever sufferers grow in Japan, the country is looking to plant no-pollen trees

Japan is addressing the rising cases of hay fever by exploring the planting of no-pollen trees, which may provide relief for allergy sufferers. This initiative is a response to the increasing health concerns associated with pollen allergies. Policymakers are encouraged to support this approach to improve public health and enhance quality of life.

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