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A centre in Miyoshi, built after a former US president visited the town in 1990.
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A lifelong learning facility in Konu, Hiroshima. After the 39th President of the United States, Jimmy Carter, visited in October 1990, exchange began with the Carter Center and the city of Atlanta, and it was built. It has a multipurpose hall, a planetarium hall, a library, a peace learning center, training rooms, and more.
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