Japanese thickets are secondary forests that have been managed by human hands.
Deciduous broadleaf forests are maintained by logging and underbrush clearing.
The diverse biological environment, including birds and insects, that was conserved
was depicted in detail.
The forest floor, which is easily accessible to people,
is also an effective place for bird watching and playing in the forest.
日本の雑木林は人の手によって管理されてきた二次林です。
伐採や下草刈りによって落葉広葉樹林が維持されています。
鳥や虫など、保全された多様な生物環境を詳細に描きました。
容易に人が入り込める林床はバードウォッチングや森遊びの場としても有効です。
