One tree is welcome
A single overgrown or difficult tree may be assessed.
Garden and tree care
Bring overgrown trees back under control
We assess tree shape, height, buildings, utilities and pedestrian safety before deciding how to work.
Telephone support is mainly in Japanese. For English, use the form or LINE.
Site inspection and quotations are free.
How we can help
Cleanup included
Branches and leaves are collected as part of the quoted work.
Difficult trees assessed
Tall, dead or utility-adjacent trees require an on-site feasibility check.
Work available after inspection
Pruning and branch lowering
Branch growth, shape and surrounding safety are considered together.
Weeding and grass cutting
Ground-level vegetation may be included with tree work.
Tree removal
Oversized or unsuitable trees are assessed for a safe removal method.
Weed-control sheeting
Sheeting may be proposed for suitable cleared areas.
Tree-care process
- 01
Inspect
Check tree type, height, number, branch growth, access and surroundings.
- 02
Explain the finish
Confirm which branches remain, target height and disposal volume.
- 03
Complete the agreed work
Protect the area and prune or remove branches progressively.
- 04
Clear the site
Collect debris, clean the area and confirm the result.
Pricing and safe access
Tree height, quantity, branch volume and removal route affect the price. Tall trees, power lines, dead trees and felling require an on-site safety decision. The quotation includes the agreed branch and leaf disposal.
Service area
We serve Yukuhashi, Kanda, Miyako, Buzen, Chikujo, Koge, Yoshitomi, Kitakyushu, Tagawa, Iizuka, Munakata, Fukuoka and Nakatsu. Ask us about nearby areas as well.
Tree-care questions
Can I request only one tree?
Yes.
Do you also handle weeds and grass?
Yes.
Is the estimate free?
Yes.
How can I pay?
Cash or bank transfer. Credit cards, electronic money and QR-code payments are not currently accepted.
Tell us what is happening
You do not need to know the exact cause or service name. A photo and a short description will help us understand the situation.
Telephone support is mainly in Japanese. For English, use the form or LINE.