A project to turn Owase City's public forest, Minna-no-Mori ("Everyone's Forest"), into a biodiverse forest. Yamanari was commissioned, and YASABI handled project management and the implementation report. With the instructor Masako Sakata, the forest was restored using traditional earthwork methods that combine charcoal, fallen leaves, branches and crushed stone to open paths for water and air in the soil. Rest areas, trails and parking were planned, and workshops were held with local children. The results were compiled into a 55-page implementation report and forest management guide, so that the forest can keep being cared for.