Tree Nurseries in Japan

Hello, I am the owner of a tree nursery in the UK and am planning a trip to Japan in the spring. I would really like to visit some tree nurseries while I am over there as I am sure I could learn a lot but having tried the internet I can't seem to find anything ( I am guessing this is due to my lack of ability in Japanese.) I was wondering if anyone knows any retail or wholesale tree nurseries that I may be able to contact. Any help would be really appreciated.

Kind regards,

Simon

They are not saler but have worthful infomations well.
http://www.agri.metro.tokyo.jp/about/agri_general/seedling/index.html
Use Google translate and Send e-mail. (Jump to page bottom)

Young tree(Ž÷–Ø�Fjyu-moku)/plant called "•c–Ø/nae-gi" in JP.
Agricultural Field called "•Þ�ê/ho-jou" sometimes
but calling "”_�ê/nou-jou" usual
however, this meaning wider not for only tree.
https://goo.gl/tYt0VF
https://goo.gl/P8J01s
Also find a good interpreter.

Or asking/contact to saler direct when you are in Japan.
Every weekend/national holidays open "�A–ØŽs/ue-ki-ichi" somewhere.
https://goo.gl/S3sRJz
This Žs/ichi means market short of Žs�ê/ichi-ba.

Omiya in Saitama is where the "bonsai village" is located...if you're into trees it may be worth a visit and they may be able to point you in right direction.