TOKYO - A business owner in Japan is determined to preserve the domestic charcoal industry, which has experienced a significant decline in production.
Naoyuki Hirose is making efforts to improve the health of forests surrounding small villages, traditional Japanese rural landscapes and mountains, to eventually reduce damage from landslides in the disaster-prone country.
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