ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this episode of FERNCAST, host Daniel Rad sits down with Ted Smith and Dwayne Grech to delve into the fascinating work of Inaka Labs and their efforts in rural development across Japan. The discussion covers the various challenges and opportunities in revitalizing Japan’s rural areas, with a focus on sustainable initiatives, community engagement, and the integration of technology.
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