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Canadians can live and work remotely in Japan with this new digital nomad visa

Japan has announced a new digital nomad visa that allows Canadians to live and work remotely in the country for half a year.

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This Might Be Most Beautiful National Park in Japan — With Superb Hiking and Incredible Waterfalls

Shiretoko National Park on Hokkaido, Japan, is a hidden gem, with amazing wildlife, beautiful hikes, and jaw-dropping waterfalls. Here's how to plan the perfect trip.

Nemuro straitJapan generalYoshiaki okazakiShiretoko gokoMount rausuShiretoko goko lakesUtoro onsenJapan national tourism organizationShiretoko world heritage conservation centerShiretoko rausu visitor centerHotel chinohateShiretoko goko lakes park service centerShiretoko national park nature centerHotel kifu club shiretokoKitakobushi shiretoko hotelShiretoko national park

Expansion Boom in Theme Parks: What s Driving Growth?

The theme park industry is experiencing a boom in new openings and expansions, such as the much-anticipated new area at Tokyo DisneySea. Despite rising prices and a trend towards consumer savings, theme parks continue to see growing sales. This report delves into the

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Respect please: Kyoto s tourist crackdown | Borneo Bulletin Online

Respect please: Kyoto s tourist crackdown | Borneo Bulletin Online
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Climbers Will Have to Pay to Climb Mount Fuji

Soon, climbers will need to pay a fee and request permission to climb up a popular path to Mount Fuji. New rules to control crowds and waste will limit the number of climbers to 4,000 per day at a fee of $18.

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