Regreen offers a training program to learn from Japan’s ancient practices of nation building, capital building, community building, natural environment building, and architecture building, and to solve contemporary global-scale and regional-scale issues such as climate change, sustainability, environmental issues, water issues, food issues, mental and physical health, depopulation, and population decline, while learning hints
From December 6 to 10 in 2022, we held a workshop in Kyoto city, Keihoku and Miyama with students and the lecturer who majoring in landscape architecture from the National University of Singapore, one of the top universities in Asia. This workshop theme was to learn about thatching culture and system, satoyama environment, relationship
We have summarized what we have studied up to now into one proposal using the house and the site of our previous base in Keihoku. This proposal is including the thatched roof as a system that has created the natural cycle from the forest to the sea, the cycle of nature, people’s activities, people’s
We proposed a new type of welfare facility based on what we have researched so far, including the thatch as a system that has created natural cycles from forest to sea, people’s activities, people’s connections, and the local landscape, and an attempt to apply traditional wisdom to the modern age through scientific research on
Regreen is available to give lectures, talks, and workshops on our research and activities.Please feel free to contact us. 2022Workshop with National University of Singapore in Kyoto, Keihoku and MiayamaField lectures on the history and culture of the Keihoku and Miyama areas, sustainability of Japan, thatched houses, and satoyama environment, focusing about thatching culture
Master plans for cities and regions that coexist with nature Possibility of research field on thatched architecture and thatch field include various field as seen as above. Coverage in the media（NHK WORLD CORE KYOTO） NHK WORLD is the worldwide TV and radio programs by Japanese public broadcasting. He was interviewed by one of their
