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Ginza Heist Highlights ‘Dark Part-Time Work” Trend
It was a robbery so brazen, some passersby thought it was a film shoot. On Monday, three masked assassins stole around 70 watches from a Rolex specialty store in Ginza…
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Pearson airport boss promises summer travel season will be ‘better’ than last year
A year after delays at Canada's busiest travel hub made international headlines, the airport's top boss promised this summer would be different. “The anxiety, the uncertainty, the frustration, and the…
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New warning issued for rebooking air travel after delays, cancellations
Summer air travel is already off to a bumpy start for many travelers experiencing more flight delays than usual and now there's a new alert for when it's time to…
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Europe is packed with tourists finally taking post-pandemic trips
VENICE, Italy — Tourists are waiting more than two hours to visit the Acropolis in Athens. Taxi lines at Rome's main train station are running just as long. And so…
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Tokyo Midtown Events To Get You Through the Hottest Months
Summer in Tokyo is in full swing. Check out these six Tokyo Midtown events to stay breezy in the upcoming months, featuring a cold foot bath and a new 21_21…
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8 Sailor Moon Real-Life Locations in Tokyo
To the excitement of sailor Moon fans all over the world, the second half of Sailor Moon Cosmos was just released at the end of June. The animated film, released…
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Why The Best Caribbean Vacation Doesn’t Even Require A Passport
Share The Article Last Updated 4 hours agoDid you know there's an incredibly beautiful Caribbean island that Americans can go to without a passport? Americans looking for the ultimate Caribbean…
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Psychogeography: Walking Through Ubara | Tokyo Weekends
I have written extensively about my struggles with mental health over the last few years. And I use, rightly or wrongly, this series of psychogeography articles to detail what I…
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Activists Angry as the IAEA Approves Fukushima Water Release
In this week's news roundup, we report on Japan's controversial plan to release treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the sea, a decision that was given…
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Europe Travel Chaos Expected As Air Traffic Controllers Vote To Strike
An impending air traffic controller strike is threatening this huge flight disruption across Europe ... [+] summerAFP via Getty Images It's expected that almost one third of all flights will…