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The "Comprehensive Catalog of Environmental Greening Products" from Japan's vegetation industry includes information on greening products, starting with design unit prices and product details. If you are facing challenges with greening and are unsure about which products or methods to choose, this document will solve all your problems! It also includes a selection flow for vegetation construction based on slope conditions. If you are interested, please feel free to download it. 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ Design unit price table for fiscal year 2025 ■ Selection flow for vegetation construction based on slope conditions ■ NETIS registered methods

This is a catalog summarizing various construction methods to address damage caused by deer and wild boars, such as feeding damage, digging, and trampling. It includes a wide variety of construction methods that can accommodate diverse site conditions, such as slopes, parks, and infrastructure facilities. Our company can propose methods tailored to specific challenges, taking into account cost, workability, durability, and aesthetics, after conducting a site survey. 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ Animal damage prevention construction for slope greening: "Animal Guard Method" ■ Integrated vegetation mat for deer feeding damage prevention: "Kusamall" ■ Wire mesh for deer feeding damage prevention: "Deer Stop Wire" ■ Wild boar damage suppression turf construction: "Ino Saver Method" ■ Animal damage prevention construction: "Intrusion Prevention Fence (Animal Shutter)" *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

Keywords from the "Riverbank Protection and Greening Method Catalog" of Japanese Vegetation Flow velocity response / River surface / River back overflow measures / Snowmelt water discharge in snowy areas / High water bed / Combined use with spray sheets / Retention basin / Adjustment pond / Lawn square / Wildlife damage measures (wild boar) / Riverbank protection / Parks / Coastlines / Disaster prevention / Life mountain / Helicopter landing pad / Temporary parking lot / Dog run / Commercial facilities / Factories / Parking lots / Parking lot greening / Green space area / Rainwater infiltration base material / Permeability / Rainwater infiltration / Rainwater retention / Landscape / Salt / Dryness / Acidity / Alkalinity / Cost reduction / Shortened construction period / Weed intrusion suppression / Lawn protection / Play equipment / Trampling / Foot pressure / Curing / Wild grass / Geotextiles / NETIS / New technology utilization promotion system registration If you are interested, please feel free to download. Although facing challenges, unsure of which products or methods to choose. Can it be applied to the site currently under consideration? We conduct site surveys and method proposals for free. Please feel free to contact us via Ipros or our company website, or at your nearest sales office.

<Rockfall Prevention> ■ Rope Hanging Work ■ Ring Unit Type Rockfall Prevention Work 　・ Rope Laying Work 　・ Rope Coating Work ■ Tezak Super Lock Method 　・ Net Type / Close Contact Type / G-spec / Three-Way Anchor Clip ■ Market Unit Price 　・ Covered Rockfall Protection Net Work (Rockfall Prevention Work) 　・ Pocket Type Rockfall Protection Net Work (Rockfall Protection Work) <Slope Collapse Measures> ■ Rockfall Prevention Combined Slope Collapse Measures 　・ Eagle Hold <Materials for Slope Work> 　・ Super Save Rope (Main Rope for Slope Construction) *NETIS KK-170054-VE Utilization Promotion Technology 　・ Main Rope Protection Cover 　・ Tree Protection Cover

■Palm fiber and jute materials (palm fiber sandbags, palm fiber nets, etc.) ■Auxiliary materials for planting (bagged soil materials for difficult planting areas and local species seedlings, weed suppression mulching materials, asakomo, warakomo) ■Weed control sheets ■Embankment surface stabilization frames (honeycomb structure surface stabilization frames) ■Industrial materials ■Safety materials (parent ropes for slope construction registered with NETIS, etc.) ■Spraying materials (growth substrate materials for vegetation spraying, etc.) ■Anchors, nails, biodegradable pins ■Wildlife damage prevention materials (repellents)

Thin cotton detaches from the net by receiving small amounts of moisture from dew or rainfall, adhering uniformly to the surface's irregularities. At this time, due to its high flexibility, thin cotton maintains a stable adhesion state from the moment of installation until the germination period, unaffected by dry or wet conditions. By adhering to the soil surface, thin cotton functions as a protective layer that prevents the runoff of fine-grained soil, seeds, and fertilizers, while also protecting the soil and seeds by playing the role of "initial roots" during the period until germination. Slopes are environments that are prone to erosion due to raindrop impact and surface runoff. By applying greening products, the soil is protected from these factors, contributing to the stability of the slope. Compared to flat land, slopes tend to dry out more easily, making it difficult for plants to germinate and grow. By closely adhering greening products with excellent water retention and transpiration suppression functions to the slope, the moisture conditions of the soil can be improved, promoting good germination and growth of plants. Additionally, the soil on slopes is subject to strong erosion due to the repeated freeze-thaw cycles in winter. By applying greening products, freeze-thaw effects can be mitigated, contributing to the reduction of damage to plants during harsh winter conditions.

- Why is greening work necessary? - What are the countermeasures against erosion? - The role of plants - The role of fertilizer bags and vegetation substrate bags - The role of thin cotton - The thermal insulation function of greening products - Stability through mats and sheets

Selection flowchart for vegetation sheet work, vegetation mat work, and vegetation substrate mat work corresponding to seed dispersal work, soil spraying work, vegetation substrate spraying work, thick substrate spraying work, vegetation soil bag work, and vegetation substrate injection work (cited from Road Earthwork, Cutting Work, and Slope Stabilization Guidelines (2009 edition) with some additions). We will address points not included in the flowchart, such as important infrastructure, surrounding environments, and site-specific issues. Which method should be selected? Is this method okay? I want to discuss everything from the legal framework to embankment all at once! Acidic soil has appeared! After soil improvement (such as cement), it became alkaline! I want to take measures against deer trampling and damage! It was supposed to be greening, but it has withered... And so on. We conduct site surveys and method proposals free of charge. Please feel free to contact us.

Flowchart for selecting natural invasion promotion works that await surrounding plants and incoming seeds to restore local vegetation (Reference from National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management Document No. 722, Guide to Slope Greening Works Considering Regional Ecosystem Conservation, with some additions) We will address each point not included in the flowchart, such as important infrastructure, surrounding environments, and site-specific issues. I want to choose a greening method that does not involve bringing in seeds! Which method should I choose? Is this method okay? I want to discuss everything from the slope framework to the embankment all at once! Acidic soil has appeared! After soil improvement (with cement, etc.), it became alkaline! I want to take measures against deer trampling and damage! Even though I thought it was greening, it has withered... And so on. We conduct site surveys and method proposals for free. Please feel free to contact us.

Effective when there are concerns about the impact of rainfall, including localized heavy rain, on erosion. We will support each site, addressing points not included in the flowchart, such as important infrastructure, surrounding environments, and site-specific issues. Which construction method should be selected? Is this construction method okay? I want to discuss everything from the legal framework to the embankment all at once! Acidic soil has appeared! After soil improvement (with cement, etc.), it became alkaline! I want to take measures against deer trampling and damage! It was supposed to be greening, but it has withered... And so on.

We consistently propose optimal construction methods based on various factors, including soil hardness and acidity (soil pH) that affect plant growth, slope gradient, soil type, degree of weathering, and crack spacing, as well as local conditions and environment, from field surveys to the preparation of proposal documents. ■ Soil Analysis System by Nichi-Shoku We send local soil samples to a dedicated lab and analyze 17 items related to chemical and physical properties that significantly impact plant growth. - [Risk Assessment] Whether sulfides are present, or if there is a risk of a rapid decrease in soil acidity (pH) after slope construction, etc. - [Soil Evaluation] Whether soil improvement or neutralization treatment with lime or other materials is necessary, etc. ■ Field Survey ■ Construction Method Proposal ■ Troubleshooting We offer these services for free!! Please feel free to contact us!! Which construction method should I choose? Is the method I am considering okay? I want to discuss everything from the frame to the embankment! Acidic soil has appeared! After soil improvement (with cement, etc.), it became alkaline! I want to take measures against deer trampling and damage! It was supposed to be greening, but it has withered... And more! With a network of 20 locations nationwide (including group companies), we support each individual site.

■Combination of seeds used in Japan's vegetation sheets, vegetation mats, vegetation substrate mats, frame mats, and erosion control enhanced vegetation sheets - Herbaceous shrub mix - Short grass mix - Wildflower shrub mix We can also accommodate generally available seeds beyond the above. We are open to consultations regarding the feasibility of the matters you are considering. Please feel free to reach out with any concerns or questions you may have (such as cost or seed availability). *Please note that caution may be required depending on the species, so for more details, please contact us. ■Explanation of seeds - What is the list of invasive species to prevent ecosystem damage? - What are industrially managed invasive species?

The erosion prevention effect of polyester non-woven fabric is demonstrated immediately after installation. Types that contain seeds provide long-term erosion prevention effects through greening. Types that are equipped with fertilizer bags or vegetation substrate bags exhibit higher erosion prevention effects due to the small step effect. Soil stabilizers applied over the entire surface suppress the occurrence of muddy water. Erosion prevention sheet without seeds Erosion prevention vegetation sheet with seeds Erosion prevention vegetation mat with seeds and fertilizer bags or vegetation substrate bags

- Road - Disaster recovery - Disaster prevention measures - Weed control greening - Nature park - Developed land - Special soil areas (acidic/alkaline) - Restoration of forest management - Forest road - In-frame greening - Wildlife damage prevention (deer/wild boar) - Embankment - Riverbank protection - Urban park (disaster prevention park/dog run) - Parking lot greening (ensuring green space) - Temporary parking lot (helicopter landing pad) - Rainwater infiltration - Green space - Retention basin - Reservoir - Adjustment pond - Coastline - Emergency mound (tsunami evacuation mound)