There was a serious nuclear power plant accident in 2011 in Japan’s Fukushima prefecture. Iitate Village is one of the areas that has suffered from the accident because of its radioactive contamination. We have discussed the restoration of Iitate Village since 2012 in a series of group works. In 2015, we focused on Mr. Ohkubo, a man who has decided to live in his own house in Iitate Village in spite of the evacuation instructions from the government. He loves flowers, so he has been planting lots of kinds of flowers and trees ― such as roses, cherry trees, narcissi, and so on ― in his garden, which used to be farm land. But he is not familiar with the principals of flower garden design and has no idea how to attract and please visitors. In this group work, we discussed how to realize his dream. We tried to make it sustainable using ICT ― an Internet connection is available at his house thanks to the support of an NPO. This workshop was done as part of the course work of the Department of Global Agricultural Science and the International Program in Agricultural Development Studies㸦IPADS㸧. So we had members with different backgrounds. In this workshop, we worked to benefit an actual plot of land on behalf of its owner, which means that we had the possibility of seeing our plan realized in the real world. It was a characteristic point of this workshop. We gathered together and discussed a lot at least once a week. We also visited Iitate Village in this group work to show Mr. Ohkubo the fruit of our labor.