Today's genre is an old one, I think. Again unsure of the origins, though I suspect it's Japanese.
Rules: Draw a non-intersecting loop through the centers of all cells. Every visit to a particular region must occupy an equal number of cells. A clue in a region indicates the number of cells occupied each visit.
Two puzzles for your enjoyment today. The first was an attempt to enforce region symmetry within the grid. This proved difficult to accomplish and took longer than expected to construct. (EDIT 11:56 AM: Replaced with new puzzle, this time confirmed unique.)
The second puzzle is actually pretty old, written some time in 2022. It has some more involved logical steps and is reminiscent of the types of puzzles I posted back then.
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