Mori no Akaoni

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Biography : A biography of C. W. Nicol, who was born in Wales in the UK and devoted himself to the preservation of the Japanese natural environment and the restoration of the Japanese forest. The author published a series of 94 articles in the Shinano Mainichi Shimbun's Culture section from May 2021 to March 2023, titled "Forest Akaoni C. W. Nicol," which was published in April 3, 2020. Three years after his struggle with cancer, he died in the Arctic. How important it is to protect the rich forest for the coexistence of the Earth's environment and living creatures and for the future of children. The author follows the story of Nicol's extraordinary ability to move around the world. He came to Japan for the first time when he was in his 20 s. He went on a trip to the North Pole with his mentor when he was 17 years old. He also had a strong interest in Japanese whaling culture. He came to Japan for the first time when he was in his 20 s. He went on a trip to the North Pole with his mentor and traveled around the world. He also had a strong interest in whaling culture. While he was on a whaling ship to learn about the skills and spirit of whaling. He also lived in Taiji, Wakayama Prefecture, where whaling has been carried out since ancient times. He also studied old materials carefully and wrote the historical novel 『 Isana 』. He settled in Kurohime, Hokushin, in his 40 s. With a deep love for the natural forests of Japan, he became a Japanese citizen in 1995. In 2002, he spent his own money to purchase forests and work hard to create forests in which various lives live. He acquired Japanese nationality. In forests of Japan, he acquired Japanese nationality. After the Great East Japan Earthquake, he invited children from the Tohoku region and the 東松島 region to live in the disaster-stricken area. After the Great East Japan Earthquake, many people called him "a person with a heart like a boy." In 2020, when he was the director of the Kurohime Fairy Tale House in Shinanomachi where Nicol lived, he was overwhelmed by the fact that his life has been painted on a larger scale than imagined. He was a children's literature writer who was a former principal of an elementary school. He held an exhibition in commemoration of Nicol's life in the disaster-stricken area and supported the "Forest School of the Forest". As many people described him as "a person with a heart like a boy," he invited children from the Tohoku region and the region to live in the disaster-stricken area. After the Great East Japan Earthquake, many people called him "a person with a heart like a boy." He also supported activities to attract children to the forest by inviting them from the Tohoku region