Miyawaki refers to a reforestation method developed by Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki. It emphasizes the planting of native tree species in a way that mimics the natural growth of indigenous forests. This technique aims to restore the ecological balance by fostering biodiversity, enhancing above-ground biomass, and accelerating the growth of forests in a shorter timeframe, typically achieving significant tree growth in about 30 years. The Miyawaki method involves selecting a variety of native species, planting them closely together in a compact area, and nurturing them to create a dense, self-sustaining mini-forest. This approach is particularly beneficial for urban areas and degraded environments, as it contributes to carbon sequestration, improves air and soil quality, and provides habitat for local wildlife.
A climactic moment unfolded at the Yokohama Budokan during the Pro Wrestling NOAH Junior Tag League final, leaving fans in shock. AMAKUSA and Junta Miyawaki clashed with Marc Tru and…