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As China Cracks Down on Ivory, Japan’s Open Market Becomes a Backdoor for Traffickers

At his store in Tokyo's ritzy Ginza district, Hajime Sasaki displays a disparate array of wares, from chopsticks to Buddha statues -- including many made of ivory. International trade in elephant ivory is illegal, but Japan hosts one of the world's ...
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