It seems that most American chestnut trees weare extinct.” ¶
And I thought “how is¶
I was curious how it is like in England?

“ then I checked and so I searched the internet and I found a blog saidying that, “There are many chestnut trees in the park, but none of the native peoples pick up the fallen nuts, and o from the ground. Only Japanese and Chinese pick up them up eagerly.” ¶
Actually, in Japan, the French word “marron” which is more famous than English word “chestnut”widely used as a foreign word of for "chestnut" than the English word.

In Japan, kKurikinton is famous afor its chestnut sweets.

The other day, when my parents went shopping at a famous Kurikinton store, there was a long line and it took them two hours to buy them chestnut sweets.

They bought them to go, then I also couldso that I could also eat them.

It was delicious.

Chestnuts

It seems that most American chestnut trees weare extinct.” ¶
And I thought, “hHow isabout in England?"

“ tThen I checked ithe Internet, and I found a blog that said, “There are many chestnut trees in the park, but none of nativethe local people pick up the fallen nuts, and only Japanese and Chinese people pick up them up eagerly.” ¶
Actually, in Japan, the French word “marron” which is more famouswell known than the English word “chestnut” as a foreign word of chestnut."

In Japan, kurikinton is famous asa popular sweet made with chestnut sweets.

They bought them to go, then I also couldso I was also able to eat them.