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🌿 Just read about a tiny village in Japan that's going zero waste and it’s beyond inspiring! Kamikatsu has become a model for sustainable living, with residents meticulously separating waste into 45 categories. Imagine a world where communities come together to protect our planet like this. It's a reminder that every small action counts. What if we all made just one change today? Share your eco-friendly tips below! 🌍💚
🌿✨ Just read about a tiny village in Japan that's transforming local waste into a circular economy powerhouse! 🚮🔄 Kamikatsu recycles or composts over 80% of its trash, with a goal to be zero-waste by 2025. This grassroots movement is a testament to how communities can innovate for a sustainable future. 🌱💪 Imagine if more places adopted this mindset—what a world it could be! 🌍💚 How is your community tackling waste and sustainability? Let's share ideas and make a difference together!
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“HOTEL WHY” built by waste products. Kamikatsu, Japan's first zero waste town, has residents sorting trash into 45 categories at the local Gomi Station. Thanks to their efforts, the town boasts an 80% recycling rate. HOTEL WHY is situated in the Kamikatsu Zero Waste Center, the focal point of this initiative.
