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The Project in a Small Japanese Village Setting the Standard for Zero-Waste Architecture
2018-11-26

Nestled in the steep gorges and river valleys of Japan’s Tokushima prefecture is Kamikatsu - a small town seemingly like any other. But Kamikatsu, unlike its neighbors (or indeed, most towns in the world), is nearly entirely waste-free. 

 

Since 2003 - years before the movement gained widespread popularity - the town has committed to a zero-waste policy. The requirements are demanding: waste must be sorted in more than 30 categories, broken or obsolete items are donated or stripped for parts, unwanted items are left in a store for community exchange. But the residents’ efforts over the years have paid off- nearly 80% of all the village’s waste is recycled.

 

 

 

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https://www.archdaily.com/906114/the-project-in-a-small-japanese-village-setting-the-standard-for-zero-waste-architecture 

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