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Dec202017

Ivory Towers: An Assessment of Japan’s Ivory Trade and Domestic Market

Document (PDF: 1.87 MB) by Tomomi Kitade and Ryoko Nishino (December 2017) TRAFFIC and WWF. This study presents a detailed assessment of Japan’s international ivory trade and its domestic market, with a focus on antiques and tourist market outlets.