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Dogen City: Japan’s Dream of a Sustainable Floating City

March 1, 2025 by Japan Daily 1 Comment

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Imagine a city that doesn’t sprawl across land but instead floats gracefully on the vast expanse of the ocean. A city alive with innovation, powered by the natural elements surrounding it, standing as a beacon of sustainability and resilience. This isn’t a scene from science fiction—it’s Dogen City, a bold vision taking shape off the coast of Japan, ready to redefine urban … [Read more...] about Dogen City: Japan’s Dream of a Sustainable Floating City

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