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Sustainable Japanese Soap for a Global Market

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By Daniel de Bomford, Kyann Edouard
| The Worldfolio Verified
By Daniel de Bomford, Kyann Edouard For more than 75 years, Pelican Soap has upheld the traditions of Japanese craftsmanship, earning a loyal following for its gentle, skin-first formulas. Operating its own factory in Japan, Pelican combines long-standing expertise with advanced technologies to create innovative soaps and body care products that other companies cannot replicate.
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Ōita Prefecture: Revitalizing Regional Japan Through Culture, Industry and Infrastructure

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By Kyann Edouard
| The Worldfolio Verified
By Kyann Edouard Ōita Prefecture, located in northeast Kyūshū, is often described as Japan’s onsen capital, home to Beppu and Yufuin. Yet for Governor Kiichiro Satō, the prefecture’s identity cannot be reduced to hot springs alone. As Japan confronts demographic decline, he sees Ōita as a model for how prefectures can sustain vitality while planning realistically for smaller populations.
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Ōita Prefecture: Revitalizing Regional Japan Through Culture, Industry and Infrastructure

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By Kyann Edouard, Cian O'Neill
| Magzter Inc. Verified
Newsweek US | December 5, 2025 Ōita Prefecture, located in northeast Kyūshū, is often described as Japan's onsen capital, home to Beppu and Yufuin. Yet for Governor Kiichiro Satō, the prefecture's identity cannot be reduced to hot springs alone. As Japan confronts demographic decline, he sees Ōita as a model for how prefectures can sustain vitality while planning realistically for smaller populations.
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