Video of the OIST Coral Project is shown on Namura Vision I

The OIST Coral Project video is shown every 15 minutes from 17:00 to 29:00 at NAMURA VISION I building (1-5-1 Matsuyama, Naha City), which is owned and operated by Namura Corporation, one of the supporting companies.

Images of ocean on the screens 2 sides of a building

In the video, it says "Coral plays a role in biodiversity and CO2 cycling, and OIST is the first in the world to plant corals using genome information. Let’s conserve and restore clean oceans together."

youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIRXI0aqV3A
namura vision : https://www.namura-group.co.jp/vision/

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01 December 2023

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