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Preparing for Large Natural Catastrophes: The current state and challenges of earthquake insurance in Japan
Global incidents of major natural catastrophes are becoming increasingly common in recent years. Seismological research has shown earthquake-prone Japan to be at particular risk from not only inland earthquakes, but also from repeat incidents of major earthquakes such as the Tokai, Tonankai, and Nan
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