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		<title>Furoshiki &#8211; the wrapping paper of tomorrow?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Now there&#8217;s nothing unsuual about a sight like this just before Christmas. Three presents wrapped and ready to go. But take a closer look and you might just notice something unusual. Because in an effort to be more eco-friendly an old tradition is being revived in Japan.By using special furoshiki cloths, people can open their [...]]]></description>
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