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Shirakawa-go, a historic Japanese village recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, has implemented an advanced fire protection system featuring an automatic sprinkler system to safeguard its valuable traditional thatched-roof houses from devastating fires.
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These state-of-the-art sprinklers are ingeniously concealed within structures that seamlessly blend with the village’s iconic architecture. In the event of a fire, the system activates, deploying high-pressure water technology to protect the precious wooden buildings.
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Additionally, the village conducts biannual fire safety tests, known as the Water Hose Festival, to ensure the system’s efficiency in combating potential fires and preserving this cultural heritage site. This innovative approach to fire prevention and safety reflects Shirakawa-go’s commitment to preserving its historic tourism appeal and maintaining its status as a globally recognized travel destination.
