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Misumi Eco village Saihate
Misumi Eco village Saihate
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Commenced:
01/11/2011
Submitted:
03/07/2012
Last updated:
07/10/2015
Location:
Misumi machi, Nakamura 1901-17, Uki shi, Kumamoto ken, JP
Website:
http://www.village.saihate.com/
Climate zone:
Warm Temperate





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Armel Besancon Aurélie Deslandes James R. Diegel Jean-Noé Pachabézian Kathy Brown Nick Sikorski Sasha Ivanovic Simon Carrier Talia Minor William Childs
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Misumi Eco village Saihate

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Rural, Intentional Communities, Demonstration

Project Summary

Misumi Eco village Saihate is a newly established eco-village. The village is an "open stage" for artists, builders, permaculturists and the like, to express and share their creativity.

Project Description

Misumi Eco village Saihate is a newly established eco-village (11/11/2011). The eco-village is located in Misumi machi (Triangle village in japanese), on top of a mountain at about 100m above see level. The property is nearly 3 hectars large with a 1 hectar citrus orchard. Prior to becoming Misumi Ecovillage Saihate, the property was a holiday center for disabled kids. It features 8 houses, a community kitchen, a dormitory, a large room for lectures and musical events, a wood workshop, and a pottery workshop with its kiln.

Misumi Eco village Saihate is currently converting its citrus orchard into a Food forest. Most lawn has been converted into productive veggie patches and serve the village as demonstration / community gardens.

Misumi Eco village Saihate is experimenting different alternative farming techniques, lifestyles and societal paradigms.

 

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Permaculture Week-end workshop

Permaculture Week-end workshops at Misumi ecovillage Saihate, every saturday afternoon, around 4 themes : Soil science, Organic gardening, Permaculture Design and Water harvesting.

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Permaculture goes on NHK, Japan's National TV

Misumi Ecovillage Saihate, a newly established eco-village in Kumamoto Western japan, goes on Japanese TV and manages to introduce the concept of Permaculture to a wide audience.

Posted over 12 years ago (0 comments)
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