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JR East uses two young goats to tackle overgrowth near Yotsuya Station
JR East is using two young goats to tackle overgrowth near Yotsuya Station in Tokyo.
The goats are part of a new initiative in the area around the station.
The problem they are meant to address is overgrown vegetation.
JR East describes the approach as environmentally friendly.
The goats’ work has proved a hit, though no further details are given.
The initiative’s next steps have not been specified.
JR East is using a pair of young goats in a new initiative near Yotsuya Station.
The goats are being used to tackle overgrowth.
The initiative is described as environmentally friendly.
Yotsuya Station is in Tokyo.
- Who
- JR East is using a pair of young goats.
- What
- The goats are being used to tackle overgrowth.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Near Yotsuya Station in Tokyo.
- Why
- The initiative is described as environmentally friendly.
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- Company
- JR East
- Animals
- A pair of young goats
- Location
- Near Yotsuya Station in Tokyo
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