Facility Information

A biogeofilter is a system that filters wastewater.
Legally, the water is discharged directly from the septic tank as wastewater, but the wastewater is so rich in nutrients that the fish cannot survive.
Therefore, drainage channels are prepared, porous stones are laid in the channels as a filter material, and plants that require a lot of nutrients are grown on top of them.
The water quality then returns to stream level.
And good water quality fosters biodiversity, making the land richer than before.

Creating soil using the power of microorganisms.
Waste disappears to create soil, the soil grows crops, and then returns to the body.
We will set up a compost frame and a compost shed (planned construction) and put dead leaves, dead grass, food waste, etc. in it.

As the area is adjacent to a river that flows through the jungle, you can encounter a variety of natural scenes throughout the seasons.
In spring, you can see the Yaeyama fireflies, and in early summer, you can see the hanging flowers.
Migratory birds come to the island, and there are rivers, waterfalls, mangroves and the sea.
And on a clear night, you might even be able to see a starry sky.

A place becomes richer when people live there.
We are part of nature and we must respect it.
Over time, we plan to continue building an energy system that will revitalize the soil and help fruit trees grow.
If we do that, greater fruits will become a reality tomorrow than today, and next year than this year.