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A Japanese gardener built a non-functional telephone booth to cope with the passing of his cousin. After the 2011 tsunami, it was opened to the public and has since welcomed more than 30,000 people who come to have a one-way conversation with their deceased loved ones.

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A Japanese gardener built a non-functional telephone booth to cope with the passing of his cousin. After the 2011 tsunami, it was opened to the public and has since welcomed more than 30,000 people who come to have a one-way conversation with their deceased loved ones.

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