This style is easily recognizable: a good Chokkan has a right and vertical trunk perpendicular to the soil, getting narrower towards the top, and regular harmonious branches; the gaps between one branch and the following will be smaller and smaller towards the top.
Its upright shape can be easily obtained: it is often present in nature, so it is sufficient to pay attention to the proportion between the trunk and the foliage width.
For this style there are no recommended height and width sizes.

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