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[Table of Contents] 00:00 The Role of Final Waste Disposal Sites 01:44 What is Transported to the Receiving Base? 04:00 Kobe Offshore Landfill Site 05:19 Wastewater Treatment Facilities 06:16 Environmental Protection Measures 06:54 Landfill Utilization This is a learning video for 4th grade elementary school social studies on "Waste Processing and Utilization." Household waste doesn't end with burning at the clean center. Where is the "incinerated ash" that remains after burning transported, and how is it disposed of? This video uses the Osaka Bay Phoenix Center as an example to explain the mechanism of final waste disposal sites in an easy-to-understand way. 【What you will learn from this video】 • The flow of waste after leaving the clean center • The role of the receiving base • Waste transported by ship • The mechanism of the Kobe offshore landfill • Environmental protection measures such as wastewater treatment facilities • Gentle sloping seawalls and consideration for living creatures • Utilization of landfill land (mega solar power plants, parks, used car-related facilities, etc.) • The importance of reducing waste While watching the video, take notes and think about "what happens to waste in the end" and "what I can do to reduce waste." This video is also recommended for preparing for and reviewing lessons, home study, and pre-learning for social studies field trips. ▼Recommended for: • 4th grade elementary school students • Students studying social studies • Students who want to do independent research • Students interested in environmental issues and recycling • Students who want to use it as teaching material for teachers and parents This channel mainly delivers lesson videos that explain "why?" focusing on elementary school social studies and Japanese language. If you found it easy to understand, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel!