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The World's Most Accessible Country for Blind and Visually Impaired Travelers: Why Japan Leads
Japan is the most comprehensively designed country in the world for blind and visually impaired navigation. And, what makes this remarkable is that the infrastructure is not a recent accessibility retrofit but rather it is a systematically developed ...
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Which Japanese City Has the Most Cherry Blossoms? The Sakura Capital Debate
The annual sakura season is one of the most famous recurring natural spectacles in the world. For two to three weeks each spring, Japan's cities, rivers, roads, and temple grounds disappear beneath a canopy of pale pink and white flowers. The questio...
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