By MASAFUMI KAMIMURA/ Staff Writer
October 17, 2019 at 07:00 JST
Pieces of trash recovered by the Shiretoko Nature Foundation include a package of mutton for barbecue and other food-related objects. (Provided by the Shiretoko Nature Foundation)
SHARI, Hokkaido--When guide Tsuyoshi Ito found a rice ball wrapper, dirty paper plates and other trash scattered along a Hokkaido prefectural road in Shiretoko, he became alarmed at what was more than just a simple case of littering. [Read More]
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