Kolkata, June 24 (IANS) Believe it or not, trees used as a raw material for Japanese banknotes are grown 5,200 km away in the slopes of Nepal. Most of the Mitsumata (Oriental paperbush) used as a raw material for Japanese banknotes is cultivated in the mountainous regions of Nepal, it has been revealed by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).”This has happened, thanks to efforts by Osaka-based company Kanpou Inc, which has spent many years teaching people in Nepal how to cultivate a…
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