Japan is developing a strategic plan to revitalize its struggling forestry industry. The initiative focuses on three key areas: consolidating fragmented forest ownership, integrating information and communication technology into forestry management, and enhancing the value of lumber products. Consolidating forests will address inefficiencies caused by numerous small landowners. Utilizing technology aims to improve forest management practices and optimize resource allocation. Increasing the added value of lumber products seeks to boost profitability and competitiveness in both domestic and international markets. This comprehensive approach hopes to secure a sustainable future for Japan's forestry sector, contributing to regional economies and environmental preservation.