Mushrooms play the role of “decomposers” in the ecosystem, and it is estimated that the decomposing ability of mushrooms was born about 290 million years ago, from which the decomposition of plant carcasses stabilized and an ecosystem in which plants and animals coexisted was born.

Just as mycorrhizal fungi encourage plants to absorb water and inorganic nutrients, fungi manipulate diverse chemicals underground to create nutrient cycles and skillfully control surrounding plants and animals. In recent research, we have learned that mushroom spores may be icing up the sky, creating clouds and making it “rain”.

Mushrooms seem to support life on Earth in more spectacular ways than we can imagine, with researchers saying that Earth could be called a “mushroom planet.

Mushrooms are attracting attention as an ingredient in “an activity that actively combines beneficial bacteria and their nutritional sources,” as well as for their high content of fiber, which aids in digestion, and vitamins and minerals, which help maintain healthy sleep and skin, but for some reason, people are attracted to mushrooms not only as a food, but also for their fascinating appearance.

Perhaps it is the mushrooms in our bodies that spark our interest in mushrooms, so that we can benefit from their “invisible power to relax and circulate life”.

If mushrooms could also restore our social environment in this modern age, they could help us relax from the stress and sad memories of controlled time and make life easier. This window was born out of such a fantasy. Have a fall in the loving care of our life, protected by the mushrooms.