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https://papersky.jp/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/0317_240_NKのコピー-1.jpg1200800Niyodo River born in western Japan’s highest peak, Mt. Ishizuchi, is praised for its miraculously clear water and nicknamed “Niyodo blue.” The streams are so transparent that one could stand on the shore and count the stones in the riverbed. An area along this Niyodo River called Gohoku is the home of candle studio and shop Mow Candle. The owner and artist Masashi Murayama was born in Kochi City. After once leaving, he returned at the age of 25 to live with his grandfather and start his own business.