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Why Choose Furoshiki? Stylish, Eco-friendly, and Versatile!

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  • Discover the art of furoshiki, the traditional Japanese cloth that can revolutionize how you carry and wrap things. Replace wasteful packaging with this stylish, eco-friendly alternative.
  • Did you know that 2.8 billion people, half of the world's population, live on less than $2 a day? Many of them lack basic necessities like mobile phones, bicycles, television sets, and refrigerators.
  • In Japan alone, 50 million mobile phones, 6.5 million bicycles, 3.55 million television sets, and 2.65 million refrigerators are discarded each year. Let's rethink our consumption habits and make sustainable choices.

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今日、日本のゴミの60パーセントは、包装から成ります。 それで、無限に色々な方法でものを包むことができる四角い布「風呂敷」を使いませんか? あなたはバッグかナップ・サックのようにそれを使うことができます-それをどう使うかは、あなたの想像力次第です。 紙やビニール袋を使うより、それはよりスマートでエコロジカル(生態学的)です。 およそ28億人-世界の人口の半分は、1日につき2ドル未満で、生計を立てています。 これらの人々には、携帯電話、自転車、テレビ、冷蔵庫はありません。 日本では、5000万台の携帯電話が新しいモデルと交換されるか、捨てられます。 それに加え、650万台の自転車、355万台のテレビ、265万台の冷蔵庫が、毎年、捨てられます。 *** become defunct を「捨てられます」と訳しましたが、直訳すれば、「現存しなくなる」です。 http://eow.alc.co.jp/defunct/UTF-8/

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