The traditional Japanese concept of harmony between humans and nature. "Satoyama" refers to the rural landscapes in Japan where people have cultivated the land sustainably for centuries, maintaining a balance between agriculture, forestry, and natural ecosystems. Focus on a specific Satoyama region, highlighting how the locals live in close relationship with their environment. It presents the four seasons, showcasing the changes in the landscape and the interplay between humans, animals, plants, and water systems. It illustrates how the villagers use traditional methods of farming and fishing that are in harmony with nature. It also highlights the diverse wildlife, from insects to fish and birds, thriving in these managed ecosystems.—mcthomsenmctmct