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How Japan’s Wajima-nuri Artisans Are Bouncing Back After the Earthquake

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A year after a natural disaster, the resilient artisans of Japan's Noto Peninsula are forging ahead—with great help from the city of Kanazawa.
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How Japan’s Wajima-nuri Artisans Are Bouncing Back After the Earthquake

A year after a natural disaster, the resilient artisans of Japan's Noto Peninsula are forging ahead—with great help from the city of Kanazawa.

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