La técnica japonesa ‘Daisugi’ para producir madera de calidad sin talar árboles: 700 años de historia, templos y conservación del ecosistema

For over seven centuries, Japan has practiced a unique forestry technique known as daisugi to produce high-quality timber without destroying its forests. Originating in the 14th century in the Kitayama region, the method has historically been associated with temples and ecosystem conservation.

The daisugi technique allows for the sustainable harvesting of wood. By utilizing this ancient method, the practice enables the production of quality timber while preserving the surrounding natural ecosystem.