A deciduous tree native to Japan, Betula grossa. Also called 梓 (あずさ).
See also: 梓 (あずさ)
The Japanese cherry birch is a deciduous tall tree that grows naturally in mountainous areas.
Standard kanji spelling for this tree name.
Katakana spelling often used in botanical contexts or for clarity.
The name 鼠桜 (nezumi-zakura) literally means 'mouse cherry', likely referring to the grayish bark or small fruits. The exact origin is uncertain.