Field experience
Hands-on observation and long-term practice in the field.
About
Documenting
Japan’s Trees.
Sharing What
the Field Reveals.
Mission
To document and share
Japan's tree culture
from the field.
Japan's gardens, trees, sacred trees, old trees, urban landscapes, and greening practices hold primary knowledge that has yet to be fully shared with the world.
As a field-based practitioner in Japan, I record and communicate this knowledge through arboriculture, science, landscape practice, and cultural perspectives.
This blog explores the relationship between trees, people, cities, and Japanese culture, sharing insights from the field with readers around the world.
Profile
Name
Isaki Kasahara
Location
Tokyo, Japan
Specialization
Arboriculture, Tree Diagnosis, Garden Design, Arboriculture Construction, Planting Management, Planting Consultation
Background / Education
Graduate Degree
Research Field: Plant Metabolic Biochemistry
Research Subject: Research on plant secondary metabolite biosynthesis and metabolic regulation
Geographic Focus
Japan nationwide, and international
Perspective
Scientific
tree diagnosis
Applying scientific methods to understand tree structure and health.
Japanese
cultural context
Understanding trees within their cultural, historical, and spiritual background.
Primary information
from Japan
Recording and sharing first-hand knowledge from Japanese sites.
Expertise / Tools
Field knowledge supported by observation,
diagnostic tools, and long-term care.
Visual Tree Assessment
IML-RESI (IML)
ArborSonic 3 (Fakopp)
PiCUS Sonic
Tomograph (IML)
PiCUS Tree Tronic (IML)
Tree Climing
Planting Maintenance
Landscape Consulting
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