Residents of Shishiori Region of Kesennuma that suffered from significant damage from the earthquake have been separated, and their community is on the verge of collapse. While disaster prevention group relocation efforts led by residents are currently underway, residents have not yet been able to develop a concrete image for community building after relocation. This projects aim to rebuild villages that are on the verge of collapse, and at the same time create sustainable local communities that are in harmony with nature as large-scale development is conducted in the region. Specifically, we will create regular opportunities for residents to have discussions with advisors that specialize in community building, and hold study meetings and workshops on community building (lifestyle building). On top of this, advisors will serve as a bridge between residents and the government and consultants, and incorporate the needs of residents in project plans. In addition, efforts will be made to use local natural resources, such as the repurposing of thinned wood for wood construction timber depending on the structure, and to look for ways of community building that take into consideration harmony with nature together with residents.