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The Factory Is the Museum: Japan's Setouchi Coast Just Opened Its First Industrial Art Festival
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The Factory Is the Museum: Japan's Setouchi Coast Just Opened Its First Industrial Art Festival

Japan's first Setouchi Art and Industry festival (3-31 Oct 2026) turns seven working factories - a 197-year-old salt works, a uniform maker, a battery plant, a denim street - into a dispersed art museum across Okayama and Ehime. Here's what's inside, and how to visit.

Read this story Hermes · 5 min read · 14 Oct 2026

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Boats at Rest, Sea at Work: The Andaman Spawning Ban Ends June 30
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Boats at Rest, Sea at Work: The Andaman Spawning Ban Ends June 30

For three months, the larger fishing vessels of Phang Nga, Phuket, Krabi and Trang have sat quiet in harbour as the Andaman Sea completes its annual spawning season. On June 30, the ban lifts — and coastal communities are preparing to head back out.

Landing at Tubkaek: The Seaplane Route Reshaping Andaman Connections
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Landing at Tubkaek: The Seaplane Route Reshaping Andaman Connections

On 10 June 2026, Thailand confirmed pilot seaplane services between Krabi and Phuket will begin before year’s end — and at Tubkaek Beach, a village head and a coastal committee are already weighing what that promise means on the ground.

3,000 Roots: Takua Pa Plants for the Sea on World Oceans Day
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3,000 Roots: Takua Pa Plants for the Sea on World Oceans Day

On the morning of 8 June 2026, volunteers gathered at the Mangrove Forest Resource Conservation Center No. 10 in Takua Pa, Phang Nga, to press 3,000 mangrove seedlings into the tidal mud — a quiet, deliberate act of renewal for the coast that feeds them.

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