Yamaguchi Farm is located in a mountainous area called Mt. Inasa at an altitude of 400 to 500 meters, surrounded by abundant nature, and is also a training school for learning organic farming (vegetable production, processing, and sales). With the vision of "giving young people dreams, hope, and opportunities," the farm is working to revitalize agriculture in Japan in a safe, secure, and SDG-compliant way.

Based on the concept of "connecting forests with life," MORITO creates products that utilize the unique characteristics of wood, including its patterns, scents, branches, curves, and cracks. With a desire to convey the charm of polished logs that contain the power of nature, and careful handwork, they create furniture that can live with people.

Yugen Sugimoto says that the greatest attraction of pottery making is the excitement of creating a 3D object from formless clay, and the joy of seeing other people use his creations, such as tableware and tea utensils, which are necessities in daily life. The pottery studio, which uses an old townhouse, is also appealing.