你还记得《挪威的森林》里,主人公渡边彻去到的京都那家名叫“阿美寮”的疗养院吗?很多人远离繁华,生活在那个与世隔绝的桃花源里,心怀各自的故事。正是在那里,渡边彻遇到了玲子。这就是后来日本大规模出现的森林疗养院的雏形。2001年日本制定森林疗养基地认证制度和森林疗养师资格考试制度,确保疗养院良性发展。目前,全日本经由非营利机构NPO法人即“森林疗养基地协会”认定的基地已达62处,分布在全国各地。 Do you remember the sanatorium called “Ami-lao” in Kyoto, the main character of the Norwegian Wood? A lot of people are far away from the bustling life of the isolated peach blossom, story. It is there, Watanabe Toru met Reiko. This is the prototype of a large-scale forest sanatorium in Japan. In 2001, Japan formulated the certification system of forest health care bases and the qualification examination system of forest convalescent teachers to ensure the healthy development of nursing homes. At present, the number of bases in Japan identified by the non-profit NPO corporations as “Association of Forest Health Care Base” has reached 62 and is distributed throughout the country.