By YUKO KAWASAKI/ Staff Writer
December 26, 2024 at 08:00 JST
Hidetsugu Kobayashi, left, professor emeritus of city planning at Hokkaido University, Augusto Pinto, center, a former official with Colombia’s National Planning Department, and Yoji Kinoshita, a former employee with the Japan International Cooperation Agency, at a gathering in Tokyo in November (Yuko Kawasaki)
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