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60% of city halls in quake-hit areas at risk of flooding not relocating - Vimarsana News

60% of city halls in quake-hit areas at risk of flooding not relocating

More than 60 percent of municipalities in the northeastern prefectures of Iwate and Miyagi do not plan to relocate their city or town halls despite being designated as areas at risk of flooding in the event of a large-scale tsunami, a Kyodo News survey shows.

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Taipei office presents manga exhibition in Japan - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Taipei office presents manga exhibition in Japan - 焦點

By Liu Tzu-hsuan / Staff reporterThe Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Japan is holding an exhibition promoting Taiwanese manga.

Source: ltn.com.tw
Tennessee Home to New 'Wind-Telephone Booth' - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Home to New 'Wind-Telephone Booth'

Ever wish you could have one more conversation with your loved one? What would tell them? Nashville now has a wind telephone thanks to a family who knows what it feels like to also suffer from loss.

Source: wbkr.com
Nashville's New Wind-Phone Booth Offers Comfort to Those Grieving - Vimarsana News

Nashville's New Wind-Phone Booth Offers Comfort to Those Grieving

Ever wish you could have one more conversation with your loved one? What would tell them? Nashville now has a wind telephone thanks to a family who knows what it feels like to also suffer from loss.

'Wind phone' for grief helps restaurant owner whose husband died of COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

'Wind phone' for grief helps restaurant owner whose husband died of COVID-19

A "wind phone" located behind L'Orée du Bois restaurant in Chelsea, Que., was opened to the public last month to help people process their grief through speaking into an unconnected phone, an idea that originated in Japan.

Source: cbc.ca