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Minamitorishima's Rare Earths Are 20 Times More Pure than Those From China - Aoyama Shigeharu Gives a Lecture Entitled "Japan Is a Hidden Resource Superpower"

Liberal Democratic Party Senator Shigeharu Aoyama, who serves as a visiting professor at Kinki University in Higashiosaka City, Osaka Prefecture, spoke about rare earths, which China is said to account for around 70% of global production, and emphasized that "Japan is a hidden resource superpower," pointing out that rare earths have been confirmed in the waters near Minamitorishima Island and elsewhere.
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Liberal Democratic Party Senator Shigeharu Aoyama, who serves as a visiting professor at Kinki University in Higashiosaka City, Osaka Prefecture, spoke about rare earths, which China is said to account for around 70% of global production, and emphasized that "Japan is a hidden resource superpower," pointing out that rare earths have been confirmed in the waters near Minamitorishima Island and elsewhere.

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産経ニュース broke the news in Japan on Monday, December 1, 2025.
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