"Mori" is a Japanese word that translates to "forest" in English. It represents the expansive, natural environment filled with trees, vegetation, and the various life forms that thrive within it. "Mori" symbolizes the beauty, tranquility, and interconnectedness of nature. In Japanese culture, forests hold a special significance as places of spiritual reverence and inspiration. The term "mori" captures the essence of the tree village, emphasizing its deep connection to the surrounding forest and the harmonious coexistence of its inhabitants with the natural world.