Philippine's Baguilat requests Japan's help to preserve terraces

Philippine's Baguilat requests Japan's help to preserve terraces

KOBE, Japan - Teodoro Baguilat, governor of the Philippines' Ifugao Province, harvests rice in the terraced paddy fields in Kami, Hyogo Prefecture, on Sept. 13. He requested Japan's help in protecting the centuries-old rice terraces in his province that are threatened by deforestation.

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