By YUKIKO SAKAMOTO/ Staff Writer
September 16, 2021 at 18:12 JST
A hill in western Japan certified by the economy ministry as a site to generate solar power is seen in June. But the actual solar power generation site is located about 3 kilometers away. (Yukiko Sakamoto)
On a small hill surrounded by rice paddies and houses in an idyllic town in western Japan, an array of solar panels to generate electricity was approved at the end of fiscal 2014. [Read More]
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