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I. PREFACE There is a forest growing on the lava, covering throughout Narusawa Village, Minamitsuru Province, Yamanashi Prefecture, located at the northern foot of Mt. Fuji. It has been pointed out from olden times, that in the forest, in spite of around 1,000 meter above sea level (hereafter simplified as 1,000m. and so on), there are many alpine plants; for instance, Maianthemuni dilatatum, Trientalis europaea var. eurasiatica, Vacciniuni vitis-ideae, etc. Some proposals were submitted by the local autonomy and the like to preserve a part of them as a botanical garden but until today it has not been realized. Recently a part of this area was determined to be utilized for villa. Since 1972 the writer and others, while forming open space for living, attempted an experiment concerning conservation and active rearing of precious plants.

THE VEGETATION AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN ON THE LAVA AT THE NORTHERN FOOT OF MT. FUJI