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Hang on! woo! whoa! this is great! laughter. i�*m totally soaked from my waist down. laughter. whoa! this is the slower part of the ride, so to speak, but it�*s just fascinating to think this is what they would have been doing 600 years ago to transport all the logs down to the city to make the temples and the shrines. so, we�*re approaching a rapid now and we stand up so we don�*t

Ceremony in the capital�*s new national stadium on the 23rd ofjuly 2020. since then, japan and the rest of the world have been through a series of lockdowns, and most countries still have international travel restrictions in place. and although the postponed games are due to go ahead at the end ofjuly, rising infection rate injapan, coupled with the recent extension of the state of emergency here in tokyo means that everyone is closely watching the news, waiting for a definitive answer. in the...

So what�*s it like to drive and steer such a long raft like this? in the past, once the trees had been felled in strung together, the rafters would ride them down the river to the destination. today, with travellers on board, the rafts are safer. there are life jackets, handrails, and a bench, plus additional measures for coronavirus, like masks and reduced capacity. but it�*s still very open to the elements. so, we�*re approaching the first rapid and it�*s meant to be the steepest and m...

Games are due to go ahead at the end ofjuly, rising infection rate injapan, coupled with the recent extension of the state of emergency here in tokyo means that everyone is closely watching the news, waiting for a definitive answer. in the meantime, why not join me as we take a look back at some of our favourite travel show stories from here? last year, there was a big campaign here injapan for people to holiday at home, with lots of discounts and incentives on offer, and not wanting to miss out...

They came up with a novel solution, and today travellers can experience the old journey downstream. it does look quite strange by todays standards. i dont know what i was expecting but it really is just a bunch of logs strung together. it must float ok, its been around long enough. speaks japanese. so whats it like to drive and steer such a long raft like this?

In the past, once the trees had been felled in strung together, the rafters would ride them down the river to the destination. today, with travellers on board, the rafts are safer. there are life jackets, handrails, and a bench, plus additional measures for coronavirus, like masks and reduced capacity. but its still very open to the elements. so, were approaching the first rapid and its meant to be the steepest and most exciting. hang on!

Woo! whoa! this is great! laughter. im totally soaked from my waist down. laughter. whoa! this is the slower part of the ride, so to speak, but its just fascinating to think this is what they would have been doing 600 years ago to transport all the logs down to the city to make the temples and the shrines. so, were approaching a rapid now and we stand up so we dont get too wet. here we go! woo! laughter. whoa!

When i try and talk about these things to other white people my age, they go, "well, i cant be racist because im a good person." but there are things that you do, because of the society that we live in, that discriminate against black people. adina campbell, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this weeks show... were approaching the first rapid, and its meant to be whoa! imitating a drunk monkey driving a car. and, thats it? i do kind of feel ninja—like here. laughter.

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Kilometres south—west of tokyo on the main island of honshu, to the countryside surrounding wakayama to try a rafting adventure with a different. for centuries the wood here was so sought—after that it was used in buildings all around the country, but transporting it was no easy task. they came up with a novel solution, and today travellers can experience the old journey downstream. it does look quite strange by todays standards. i dont know what i was expecting but it really is just a bunch...