US EditionConstruction Near Mount Yotei Halted Over Forest Law Violations
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Hakuba Village in Nagano Prefecture, known as a world-famous snow resort, conducted a survey of 2,000 residents asking about regulations on land use and development. On the 10th, an interview with the village revealed that about 60% of the residents said that "regulations should be strengthened." This is double the number from a survey conducted 10 years ago.
Construction Near Mount Yotei Halted Over Forest Law Violations
A development project near Mount Yotei in Hokkaido has been ordered to stop after authorities found possible violations of Japan’s Forest Law, sparking renewed scrutiny of building practices in the rapidly growing Niseko tourism area. Work Stopped in Kutchan’s Tatsumi District On June 6, the Shirebi City General Promotion Bureau issued a stop-work order for […] The post Construction Near Foot of Mount Yotei Halted Amid Forest Law Violations appe…
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