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• Video 1:36Video Japan’s last ‘Ama’ sea women 1:36
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• Video 1:44Video Watch this CNN reporter try an ancient waterfall meditation ritual in Japan 1:44
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• Video 1:55Video The birthplace of Japanese soy sauce 1:55
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• Video 2:31Video This Japanese calligraphy ink has been made by foot for almost 450 years 2:31
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• Video 1:45Video Explore Koyasan – one of Japan’s most sacred places 1:45
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• Video 2:42Video This chef ditched Tokyo life to be closer to his ingredients 2:42
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• Video 3:00Video Hiking to Japan’s ‘most dangerous national treasure’ 3:00
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• Video 2:28Video Praying for a good brewing season in the ‘birthplace of sake’ 2:28
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• Video 2:33Video Japan’s unexpected, shrinking dunes 2:33
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• Video 2:21Video Japan’s bathing water that can boil eggs 2:21
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New bullet train route makes it easier than ever to visit Japan’s stunning Hokuriku region
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The story behind Japan’s epic 600-mile Michinoku Coastal Trail
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The secret history of Japan’s best sweets
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Find out why this garden has been named ‘the most beautiful in Japan’ for 20+ years
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Fukushima’s comeback: This Japanese destination is ready for tourists again
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Japan’s snow monkeys de-stress in hot springs
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How Japan’s Shinkansen bullet trains changed the world of rail travel
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This Japanese hotel room costs $1 a night. The catch? You have to livestream your stay
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Why celebrities are obsessed with Wagyumafia, a Japanese restaurant brand famed for $185 steak sandwich
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Snow crab sells for record-breaking $46,000 in Japan
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