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At the Masaki peak after typhoon passage, as for collapse of trees, what was a primeval forest which a day does not put is intense, and the light of direct sunlight comes to shine on the ground before. If it does so, moss will begin to disappear from the ground covered with moss from here until now, the ground dries, it changes to moss, and bamboo grass etc. begins to grow. Then, reproduction of Touhi is increasingly checked by the deer which eats bamboo grass beginning to flock, and stepping on and damaging shortly, Moreover, gregariousness of Touhi seems [ it ] that it is continuing retreat rapidly by the destruction of nature by man itself etc. |