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Creating ports and harbors open to the world to bring about a high quality of life
 In Japan, more than 99% of imports, such as energy, food and raw materials, come in through ports. To reduce physical distribution costs, enrich the lives of the people and strengthen industrial competitiveness, the CRDB has been working on improving ports and harbors. In these port and harbor improvement projects, moreover, efforts are being made toward environmental conservation, including the restoration of tidelands and marine forests.Photo: Container Terminal, Hiroshima Port (Kaita District)
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