Japanese cities profit from precious metals in crematorium ashes
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https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/japan...-r6xdk9kkh
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/j...old-metals
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Japanese cities are profiting from the sale of precious metals sifted from cremated ashes, it was revealed today, as the country attempts to cash in on a potentially huge "urban mine" of gold, silver and palladium.

Several cities, including Tokyo, have earned millions of yen from the sale of rare elements found in capped teeth and artificial bones, the Asahi newspaper said.

The Tokyo metropolitan government made 3.2m yen (£24,700) in 2007 from the sale of 700g (1.5lb) of gold, 500g of palladium and 1.9kg of silver retrieved from cremated remains.

The city earned 90,000 yen from coins placed in coffins before cremation, the report said.
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last time rape of Nanjing

now rape of the ashes
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