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    “Thank you, Dad in heaven.” 🎆 At Niigata’s Katakai Festival, fireworks are personal offerings to Asahara Shrine. People return from across Japan to mark milestones or remember loved ones—turning fireworks into a bond with home. ✨
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    Sep 6
    Alongside familiar rows of crops 🌾🌾🌾, could a farm also take the form of a living ecosystem 🌾🦋🌳? Welcome to the vibrant and diverse world of Synecoculture. Press play and discover how it could offer another option for the future of food production. 🎥
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  • @JapanGov
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    Sep 5
    Japanese swords, rice terraces, Wagyu and mushrooms—what connects them all? ⚔️🌾🐄🍄 In Okuizumo, iron-sand mining land shaped land into rice fields, cattle supported farming and transport, and forests found new uses. One craft helped shape a whole landscape. ✨
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  • @JapanGov
    The Gov't of Japan
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    Sep 4
    We’ve launched a new YouTube channel 📺 Explore circular energy, tech that reveals hidden infrastructure risks, farming with nature and more through video, audio and podcasts. Several series are live ✨ Watch & subscribe 👇
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    Sep 3
    Cut from paper, connected to place. ✂️🙏 At 9 temples in Yokoze, #Saitama, goshuin become intricate paper-cut art inspired by local stories and scenery. 🎨 In 2026, Chichibu’s 34 temples hold a once-in-12-years Kannon unveiling—another gateway to an 800-year pilgrimage. ✨
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