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more trees | Exploring New Possibilities for Forests ━━ The 5-Year Journey of more trees Gallery

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more trees | Exploring New Possibilities for Forests ━━ The 5-Year Journey of more trees Gallery

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> Established with the concept of "more trees," the forest conservation organization "more trees" celebrated its 5th anniversary.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> Approximately 150 people attended, resonating with more trees' philosophy and supporting its activities.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> A masu (square wooden cup) with a pleasant hinoki cypress scent.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> The masu, made from Gifu Prefecture hinoki cypress, was filled with "Tenryo," a Japanese sake from Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, which won a gold medal at this year's National New Sake Appraisal.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> A view of the party venue.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong>

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> A review of more trees' history over the past five and a half years using slides.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> The 5th "more trees Forest" in Komoro City, Nagano Prefecture, was created with support from Louis Vuitton Japan.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> The signing ceremony for the 11th "more trees Forest" in the Kasebo region of Gifu Prefecture.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> In Sumita Town, Iwate Prefecture, which suffered significant damage from the Great East Japan Earthquake, the "LIFE311" reconstruction support project was launched.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> Mr. Shinkichi Mizutani, Secretary-General of more trees (left in photo), and Representative Ryuichi Sakamoto.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> Mr. Mizutani stated, "We have consistently kept in mind how to bring together things that are distant, such as urban and forest areas, or urban and rural areas, as we advance more trees' projects."

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong>

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> "Perpetual Calendar" designed by Keita Shimizu.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> "Clock of Wood Scraps" designed by Mikiya Kobayashi, made from small wood pieces generated during the production of wooden products.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> "Stick Mobile" designed by Jin Kuramoto.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> "Apple Kendama" designed by Yasuhiko Suzuki, modeled after the apple that inspired Newton to discover the law of universal gravitation.

<strong>more trees｜5th Anniversary Party Report</strong> "Kasaneju" tiered boxes made from Chizu cedar, designed by Shinichiro Ogata.

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more trees｜Exploring New Possibilities for Forests — A Gallery of more trees' 5-Year Journey

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