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Female Divers in Wajima Plant Approximately 500 Trees Using Sea Urchin Fertilizer to Revitalize the Satoyama (Traditional Rural Landscape) and Protect the Sea

In an effort to revitalize the satoyama (traditional rural landscape) and protect the rich marine environment, female divers in Wajima City used fertilizer made from sea urchins to plant trees. On the 17th of this month, tree planting took place at a landslide recovery site in Mitsui-cho, Wajima City, to protect the satoyama and satoumi (traditional rural landscape). Approximately 80 people participated in the tree planting, including forestry w…
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In an effort to revitalize the satoyama (traditional rural landscape) and protect the rich marine environment, female divers in Wajima City used fertilizer made from sea urchins to plant trees. On the 17th of this month, tree planting took place at a landslide recovery site in Mitsui-cho, Wajima City, to protect the satoyama and satoumi (traditional rural landscape). Approximately 80 people participated in the tree planting, including forestry w…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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