The pine groves that make up the 'white sand and green pine' areas of Japan's coastline are in danger of falling into decline due to pine wilt disease, invasive broad-leaved tree species, and neglect. This project aims to encourage local residents to get involved in taking care of pine groves again by creating models to showcase how keeping the trees well maintained raises the value of the groves as a natural resource and contributes to regional revitalization in a similar way to community woodlands. Specifically, this will involve proposing three types of restoration models over three years and creating 15 case study forests based on these models with trees being planted by students graduating elementary school and cared for by remaining students, as well as presenting findings at academic meetings.