The Miyawaki Method Practitioners utilize a revolutionary Japanese technique to create dense, thriving native forests.
Developed by renowned botanist Akira Miyawaki, this approach transforms barren or urban lands into biodiverse ecosystems. Since the 1980s, practitioners have planted over 5 million trees worldwide, making a significant impact on global reforestation.

This method emphasizes rapid forest growth, leveraging native species for quick establishment.
By selecting locally adapted plants, growth is accelerated within 2-3 years, far faster than with traditional methods. Miyawaki’s research showed that dense planting mimics natural forest regeneration, boosting resilience against pests and diseases.

Community involvement is a core principle, engaging local people in planting and nurturing forests.

(No official website is designated for Miyawaki Method Practitioners Tools/Website.)