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Largest cruise ship’s first voyage
The world's largest cruise ship, Icon of the Seas, has officially sailed the ocean blue for the first time in preparation for its highly anticipated 2024 debut. After completing the…
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The Music and Community of Sado Island’s Earth Celebration Festival
Sado Island's Earth Celebration, one of Japan's most anticipated music festivals, welcomes musicians, artists and spectators from around Japan and the world every August. In 2019, the event brought around…
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6 Kagurazaka Coffee Shops Worth Checking Out
Known for geisha and French restaurants, Kagurazaka is one of Tokyo's most charming and refined areas. It has stayed true to itself throughout the decades, slowly incorporating novelty without overdoing…
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Canada travel: 13 more countries eligible for visa-less visits
Canada is expanding the list of countries whose residents are eligible to visit this country without a travel visa. People traveling by air from Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Costa Rica,…
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19 Things To Do in Tokyo This Week: June 26–July 2
This week is your last chance to catch spring-inspired afternoon tea campaigns and special exhibitions. On the weekend, kick off the month of July with live music events organized by…
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This $16 Fanny Pack With 32,000+ 5-star Ratings Has a Genius Feature That Prevents Pickpocketing
Dotdash Meredith and Yahoo Inc. may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below.The Amazon best-seller gets this travel writer's stamp of approval.Travel + Leisure / Reese…
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Wajima City: A Home to Festivals of Fire and Light
Located in the picturesque Ishikawa Prefecture, the Noto Peninsula's Wajima city is famed for its history, natural beauty, and a charming market culture that today draws in tourists from Japan…
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Jamie West pushes for an increase in Northern Health Travel Grant
Sudbury MPP told the Ontario Legislature that the mileage rates and hotel allowances are not sufficient to cover travel costs Sudbury MPP Jamie West is pushing the Ontario government to…
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The Destruction of Japan’s Spiritual Home of Rugby
The first time I watched a game of rugby at Chichibunomiya Stadium, I was immediately taken back. Not by the narrow loss the Tokyo Sunwolves sustained that day — such…
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I-95 Lanes Collapse in Philadelphia, Causing Travel Delays That Will Last Months: ‘Complete Devastation’
"I found myself thanking the Lord that no motorists who were on I-95 were injured or died," said the Pennsylvania Gov. Josh ShapiroCity of Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management via…