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Onsen: Restoring body and soul in Japan's fabulous hot springs

Making a creaking sound, the wooden entrance door opens, and Sumie Tamura is standing there with a friendly smile. "Irashaimase" - welcome - she says while bowing gracefully to greet me. Her distinguished appearance and friendly smile immediately make me feel at ease. Sumie Tamura is the landlady of Yamamoto kan, a traditional hotel in Kusatsu. The small city in the mountains some 180 kilometres north-west of Tokyo is famous for its many onsen - natural thermal springs which can be found virtual ....

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Win or lose: Japanese fans tidy up at World Cup

The sight of Japanese fans at a World Cup bagging trash after a match — win or lose — always surprises non-Japanese. Japanese players are famous for doing the same in their team dressing room: hanging up towels, cleaning the floor, and even leaving a thank-you note. After Japan lost… ....

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'Normal thing to do': Japanese fans tidy up at World Cup

Many Japanese elementary schools don’t have janitors, so some of the clean-up work is left to the young students. ....

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Tidy Japanese Fans Clean Up at World Cup

Japanese fans and players get attention at every World Cup because they clean up after themselves after the matches. This happens if they win or lose. The behavior is driving social media posts at this World Cup in Qatar ....

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Japanese fans tidy up at World Cup

DOHA, Qatar The sight of Japanese fans at a World Cup bagging trash after a match win or lose always surprises non-Japanese. Japanese players are famous for doing the same in their team dressing room: hanging up towels, cleaning the floor, and even leaving a thank-you note. ....

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