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As I sat in the office of a gleaming new factory in Rikuzentakata, Japan, munching on delicious vegetable tempura, I listened to Ms. Nobuko Tsuda describe her food processing business, which now employs 16 people.
When I first met Ms. Tsuda, two years earlier, we were sitting in a construction shed on the edge of a muddy plot of land and Ms. Tsuda was describing her vision of employing the elderly to work in a food processing company. It was nine months after the March 2011 tsunami ravaged the
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Minato-201 Kesenchō, Rikuzentakata, Iwate 029-2204, Japan
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Businesses, communities thrive three years after disaster | Mercy Corps
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As I sat in the office of a gleaming new factory in Rikuzentakata, Japan, munching on delicious vegetable tempura, I listened to Ms. Nobuko Tsuda describe her food processing business, which now employs 16 people.
When I first met Ms. Tsuda, two years earlier, we were sitting in a construction shed on the edge of a muddy plot of land and Ms. Tsuda was describing her vision of employing the elderly to work in a food processing company. It was nine months after the March 2011 tsunami ravaged the
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