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Kino

Kino

KINO

After World War II, many trees were taken from Tokyo's mountains to rebuild towns. New trees were replanted densely, but as they matured over 70 years, foreign imports made local lumber unnecessary. Now, Tokyo's mountains suffer from overgrown, unused forests that disrupt the original ecosystem.

Kino Tokyo Tree Products offers wood products, gifts, and crafts that embody traditional Japanese culture while responsibly harvesting this lumber. This ONA serves as an information video and mission statement for the company, hosted on their official YouTube channel.

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