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The Foreign-Funded Mega Solar Power Plant Issue Simmers in Prime Minister Takaichi's Hometown: The Judiciary Has Led to a Reversal of the Decision and a Victory for Residents Regarding the Disaster Risk.

In June, the Osaka High Court overturned a previous ruling in favor of residents regarding a large-scale solar power plant (mega-solar) project planned for Heguri Town, Nara Prefecture, and revoked the prefecture's construction permit. Residents in the underground watershed beneath the development are at risk of flooding and landslides, and the prefecture's review was deemed "unacceptable..."
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In June, the Osaka High Court overturned a previous ruling in favor of residents regarding a large-scale solar power plant (mega-solar) project planned for Heguri Town, Nara Prefecture, and revoked the prefecture's construction permit. Residents in the underground watershed beneath the development are at risk of flooding and landslides, and the prefecture's review was deemed "unacceptable..."

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産経ニュース broke the news in Japan on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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