Workshops & Education
Learning Daichi no Saisei.
For us, what is just as important as creating a garden is
It's about "passing on what I've learned."
How do we view nature, how do we perceive it, and how do we intervene in it?
We want to pass on not only the technology, but also the perspective itself, to the next generation, to the children of the future.
Even though it may be difficult to tackle major environmental problems alone, there are many things we can start with, such as our own gardens or the nature around us. I want to share this hope—that "there is something I can do"—with as many people as possible.
And so, I hope that we can all connect with each other and give back little by little to what we have received from this Earth. For us, lectures and workshops are important places to convey that feeling.
Not just listening to knowledge — observing real land, sensing air and water, and practicing the care each place needs, together.
Watch. Feel. Get your hands dirty.
◆ What you will learn in the course
• What is land regeneration? • How to view and observe the land • Aeration, permeability, and water veins • Point acupuncture • Wind-powered grass cutting • Wind-powered pruning • Practical application in familiar fields such as gardens, temples and shrines, businesses, and schools
Two ways to participate
● Participate in the courses that are being held.
→ For individuals, please click here.
Event information will be posted on Instagram.
● Hold the event by inviting an instructor.
→ To homes, companies, schools, temples and shrines, local communities, landscaping companies, etc.
Business trips are possible. Please inquire.
For those who want to hold a course
We travel to various locations throughout Japan to conduct lectures and workshops that are based in those specific areas.
From private homes and community gardens to landscaping companies, businesses, shops, schools, and temples and shrines.
For the general public
This is an introductory course on earth regeneration for those interested in nature and gardening.
For professionals
This is a practical course for those already working in the field or those who want to learn more specialized skills.
For businesses and stores
We provide training, on-site guidance, and year-round support.
For schools and organizations
We conduct on-site lectures upon request from schools, educational institutions, and organizations.
◆For the general public
This is an introductory course for those interested in nature and gardening. It includes a "Land Regeneration Course" where you can learn about the concepts and techniques of land regeneration through practical experience, as well as the basics of gardening and nature observation, all while engaging in hands-on activities.
For those who wish to participate
No prior experience is necessary. If you want to cultivate an appreciation for nature and incorporate it into your daily life, please join us.
For information on upcoming courses and registration, please check our Instagram page.
For those who want to host an event
Why not host a "Land Regeneration Workshop" in your local area, community, shop, or event? Please feel free to contact us via the inquiry form to discuss hosting an event.
◆For professionals
This course is for those who are already working in the field, or those who are involved in landscaping or plant management.
We often take it for granted that mowing the lawn and pruning trees are time-consuming and laborious tasks. But why not reconsider this way of thinking about these responsibilities?
By practically learning techniques for regenerating the land, such as wind-powered mowing and pruning, you will be able to interact with plants in a way that is less burdensome to both people and plants, in a short amount of time. This is an eye-opening practical course that will drastically change what you have always considered "normal".
For those who want to host an event
I conduct on-site workshops at the request of those involved in landscaping and plant management. If you would like to learn together with your company, team, or local colleagues, please contact me through the inquiry form.
◆For Businesses and Stores
Why not reconsider how you maintain your company's gardens, grounds, and green spaces?
We provide on-site training and practical guidance for company, brand, and store managers and staff. In addition to one-off training sessions, we can also offer ongoing support throughout the year.
For those who want to host an event
If you are having trouble managing your company's premises or green spaces, or if you want to develop your staff's skills and perspectives, please contact us through the inquiry form. We will propose a training plan tailored to your needs and budget.
◆For schools and organizations
Cultivating an appreciation for nature is something we want to pass on to our children and future generations.
We conduct on-site lectures upon request from schools, educational institutions, and local organizations.
Through gardens and the nature around them, we help children discover the joy of observation and realize that "there are things we can do ourselves."
For those who want to host an event
If you are considering an outreach lecture for classes, extracurricular activities, or community events, please contact us through the inquiry form. We will propose content tailored to the target age group and time.
From knowing nature to taking part in it.
Where does the rain go after it falls?
How do air and water move underground?
Why do some trees grow healthily while others weaken?
The schoolyard we walk in every day, and the nearby forests and mountains, can teach us so much if we change our perspective a little.
Based on the concept of "earth regeneration," we encourage children and students to actually observe and think about nature.
We offer outreach classes, lectures, and workshops where students can learn by touching the soil and working with their hands.
The nature around us can become our classroom.
Learning can begin in familiar places, without having to travel to special forests or natural environments.
A puddle in the schoolyard.
The drainage ditch where the rainwater flows.
Compacted soil.
The trees and grass at the school.
The hill behind the school and the school forest.
"What's happening here right now?"
We start by observing things with our own eyes.
Instead of giving the answer beforehand, encourage them to look, touch, feel, and think.
Then, as needed, we get our hands dirty and do things like mowing the grass, digging small holes in the soil, and creating pathways for air and water.
What changed before and after the work was done?
We will use even the reactions we receive from nature as a learning opportunity.
Education
You will learn these things.
Earth regeneration / How to view and observe the land / Where rain and water go / Air and water in the soil / The connection between plants and soil / Aeration and infiltration water veins / Point acupuncture / Wind mowing / Wind pruning / Practical applications in familiar environments, etc.
The content will be tailored to the student's age, class schedule, and school environment.
◆ Elementary School
Starting with familiar aspects of nature such as rain, soil, plants, and living creatures.
"Why do puddles form?"
"Where do fallen leaves go?"
"Is there air in the soil?"
We value children's "why?" questions and focus on learning through observation and experience.
◆Junior High School and High School
By observing the land around us, we consider the connection between our lives and nature, including the water cycle, forests, urban environments, and disaster prevention.
The lessons will move beyond simply learning about environmental issues as knowledge, to a point where students use their own communities and schools as their field of study to think about and practice "what they can do."
◆ Universities and vocational schools
We analyze the actual field conditions, observing where there is stagnation of air and water, and the state of the plants.
From land assessment to practical applications such as aeration, water infiltration, acupuncture, grass cutting, and pruning.
We also offer on-site courses and practical training for students aiming for careers in landscape architecture and environmental fields.
More than learning.
What we care about is not only teaching that "we must protect nature."
Go into nature, see with your own eyes, and touch with your own hands.
Then, places that were previously just puddles,
The grass that was growing there without me noticing,
Even the way a single tree looks will gradually change.
Nature is not something far away,
It's right next to where we live.
And there are ways in which we can get involved.
I want to create an experience where people can take home that feeling with them.
We offer a range of services, from one-off on-site lectures to half-day and full-day field trips, and ongoing environmental education programs.
Programs that utilize the school's surrounding environment, such as the school grounds, school forest, hillside behind the school, and local parks and green spaces, are also possible.
After asking about the target age, number of students, class time, and themes you would like to address at school,
We will propose content that is unique to that school and that location.
From the children's feet,
Think about the Earth.
Even major environmental problems may begin with something as simple as the soil at your feet or a single tree.
Not only knowing, but feeling.
Not only feeling, but taking part with our own hands.
We believe that this is where a new relationship with nature begins.
Please feel free to contact us regarding on-site lessons, courses, and workshops.