The area surrounding the venue of this work, the Isama region, was once a thriving center for sericulture. Silkworms, unable to survive without human intervention, are considered the most domesticated creatures in history. Nature is not a given, but rather something that is socially constructed through the complex relationships between various elements. Nevertheless, we tend to perceive it as something that exists “as it is,” because our society is fundamentally shaped by an anthropocentric worldview that positions humans as the agents or subjects of action. This work reexamines such structures from multiple perspectives through the presence of the silkworm.