Rooftop greening system soil dispersion experiment: tray method vs. evergreen carpet bag method.

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This is a method of evergreen giraffe grass bagging using a zipper-type planting bag (FTM bag). It is a triple intellectual property product consisting of a bagging method (Patent No. 4911418 + Registered Trademark No. 6125712) and a variety registration (Variety Registration No. 15866). The triple intellectual property of the evergreen giraffe grass bagging method (patent, trademark, variety registration) leads to successful rooftop greening. 1. Prevents the invasion of weeds. 2. Prevents soil runoff. 3. Easy installation with a zipper. The standard size of the bag is 50 cm square, with a wet weight of 13 kg per piece. There is also a rectangular type measuring 15 cm x 100 cm available. Grommet options and custom sizes are possible. The rectangular type is used for wall greening and folded plate roof greening. The bag is made of root-proof sheet material, which stops the invasion of weeds and prevents soil scattering and runoff. The bag allows the evergreen giraffe grass to provide moisture to the soil while preventing soil drying. The site receives bags filled with soil and seedlings of evergreen giraffe grass, so you simply open the zipper of the bag, insert the seedlings, and close the zipper. It is a simple greening system that completes the greening by just arranging the bags with plants.

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【Evergreen Giraffe Grass Bag Method Achievements】 - Over 500 private facilities - Over 50 public facilities - Numerous others 【Greening Applications】 - Rooftop greening, folded plate roof greening, wall greening, slope greening, erosion control dam greening, road greening, concrete slope greening, environmental greening, weed control under solar panels, etc. 【Applications】 - Government and public agency facilities, public buildings - Factories, offices, commercial facilities - Apartments, residences - Civil engineering structures, erosion control dams, slopes - Ground cover - Weed control

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  Causes of Rooftop Greening Failures: Abnormal Weather In Japan, there have been many occurrences of damage from typhoons, heavy rain, floods, and landslides in various regions. Additionally, in recent years, there have been widespread heatwaves. In the first place, Japan's temperatures have been rising year by year, with particularly abnormal high temperatures observed during the summer and autumn. Furthermore, not only the rise in temperature but also extreme cold in winter has been seen as one of the abnormal weather patterns in recent years. Amidst the increase in such weather phenomena, various problems have arisen in rooftop greening as well. For more details on the causes of failures in rooftop greening systems, please visit https://kirinsou.jp/reason/. For information on the evergreen Kirinsou bag method that overcomes the causes and issues of rooftop greening failures, please visit https://kirinsou.jp/system/.

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  Soil Erosion Experiment One of the reasons for the failure of rooftop greening is "soil erosion." By bursting large water balloons, we recreated heavy rainfall and conducted an erosion experiment comparing the rooftop greening systems "bag method vs. conventional method." Recently, extreme weather events have increased, with "intense rain" of over 80 mm per hour rising approximately 1.7 times in the last 30 years. Such heavy rain can wash away the soil and plants from rooftop greening, causing issues like clogged drainage systems. For a video comparing soil dispersion experiments, please visit https://kirinsou.jp/system/#experiment1.

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  Rooftop Greening Revolution: A Rooftop Greening System That Never Fails - "Evergreen Kirinsou Bag Method" Case Study: Roof Greening This is roof greening using the "Evergreen Kirinsou Bag Method," a rooftop greening system that never fails. Since it is on the roof surface, it is secured with a net to prevent scattering. The Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center is a tourist information facility located in Taito Ward, in front of the Kaminarimon Gate. The first floor features an information counter that supports Japanese, English, Korean, and Chinese, as well as a foreign currency exchange service, while the second floor has a tourism information corner. The top floor, the 8th floor, is a free observation terrace. Due to the existing building being over 50 years old and deteriorating, a competition was held in 2008, and the proposal by Kengo Kuma was adopted. The initial plan had a height of 41.25 meters, but voices of opposition arose from Senso-ji Temple and the local shopping district, claiming it would disrupt the harmony of the streetscape, leading to a reduction of about 2 meters, resulting in a height of 38.9 meters. In 2012, it received the Good Design Award. For more details on the Rooftop Greening Revolution and the "Evergreen Kirinsou Bag Method" that never fails, please visit https://kirinsou.jp.

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  Rooftop Greening Revolution: A Fail-Proof Rooftop Greening System "Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method" Case Study: Rooftop Greening (Also Accommodates Curves) This is a rooftop greening project of approximately 180 square meters using the fail-proof rooftop greening system "Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method." The greening area is divided into buildings A to D, and the shapes are not rectangular, with curved sections throughout the rooftop greening. This cannot be accommodated by conventional tray-type greening. The Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method also adapts with square bags of 50cm, 25cm, and rectangular bags of 15cm x 50cm. Since the bags are flexible, they can be shaped on-site to fit the contours. Additionally, custom sizes can be ordered, allowing for rooftop greening tailored to the site. The flexibility of the bags also enables greening on curved surfaces. For more details on the Rooftop Greening Revolution and the fail-proof rooftop greening system "Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method," please visit https://kirinsou.jp.

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  Rooftop Greening Revolution: A Fail-Proof Rooftop Greening System "Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method" Case Study: Rooftop Greening (Rooftop Greening by Middle School Students) The students themselves transported materials to the rooftop, planted in bags, and arranged the bags to complete the rooftop greening. The photo below was taken as a graduation memorial. The school's science club took the lead in this rooftop greening project. The science club measured the temperatures of classrooms that were not greened and the classroom directly below the rooftop greening, using thermography to investigate the temperature distribution in the classrooms. In the classroom directly below the rooftop greening, the overall temperature was shown in blue, confirming the effectiveness of the rooftop greening. For more details on the Rooftop Greening Revolution and the fail-proof rooftop greening system "Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method," please visit https://kirinsou.jp.

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  Rooftop Greening Revolution: A Failsafe Rooftop Greening System "Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method" Case Study: Rooftop Greening (Greening by Children, Rooftop Greening by Middle School Students) To combat the summer heat at the community meeting place, we implemented the Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method. The meeting place is a prefab structure, which makes it quite hot in the summer as the air conditioning does not work well. The greening was done by the children of the neighborhood. The bags of evergreen Kiri grass come with name tags, allowing participants to write their names. By participating in greening activities, the children develop a greater sense of community involvement and a fondness for the plaza. For more details on the Rooftop Greening Revolution and the failsafe rooftop greening system "Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method," please visit https://kirinsou.jp.

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  Rooftop Greening Revolution: A Failsafe Rooftop Greening System "Evergreen Kirinsou Bag Method" Case Study: Slope Greening A sediment control dam, known as a "sabo dam," is a type of dam installed in rivers. It is designed to catch harmful sediment flowing downstream from upstream events like landslides and gradually release the accumulated sediment to regulate the amount flowing downstream. By trapping sediment, the dam helps to reduce the gradient of the river, preventing erosion of the riverbed and banks, and weakening the destructive power of debris flows. Additionally, it stabilizes the foothills on both sides, preventing landslides. However, the construction of large concrete walls in mountainous areas can lead to landscape issues. Until now, greening these sediment control dams has been difficult, and maintaining greenery has also been a challenge. The Evergreen Kirinsou Bag Method allows for easy greening. The greening of sediment control dams blends well with the surrounding scenery. For more details on the Rooftop Greening Revolution and the failsafe rooftop greening system "Evergreen Kirinsou Bag Method," please visit https://kirinsou.jp.

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  Rooftop Greening Revolution: A Fail-Proof Rooftop Greening System "Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method" Case Study: Slope Greening Using the Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method, we implemented greening with letters as a landmark for the interchange. Evergreen Kiri Grass is resilient to heat, cold, and drought, making it a low-maintenance plant. It replaces new shoots around November, ensuring that it does not grow excessively and change the shape of the letters. The bag method is made from weed control sheets, effectively preventing weed intrusion and soil erosion. With this combination of low-maintenance plants and the bag method, it becomes possible to create such lettering through a greening system. For more details on the Rooftop Greening Revolution and the fail-proof rooftop greening system "Evergreen Kiri Grass Bag Method," please visit https://kirinsou.jp.