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Explore Aomori Prefecture in spring

To ease over-tourism at some of Japan’s most famous sites, especially in Tokyo and Kyoto, and explore parts of the country less traveled by tourists, why not head north to Aomori prefecture this spring? Here are some quick facts about the northern prefecture: Average spring temperature: 8-18℃, depending on time… ....

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3 crew members of scallop farming ship found dead in sea off Aomori

The bodies of three crew members of a scallop farming ship were found floating in the sea in Aomori Prefecture, northeastern Japan, the coast guard said Thursday, with one other member and the ship still missing. The Aomori Coast Guard Office was notified by a fisheries cooperative based in Yokohama… ....

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Lisa's UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Japan/ Sannai Maruyama: Where early humans began living as hunters and gatherers | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

After stating “indisputable” (really?) facts such as “Japan has four seasons” or “It’s because Japan is an island nation,” the narrator on Japan Broadcasting Corp.’s popular program “Chico chan ni shikarareru” asks the audience, “Now, I ask all Japanese citizens.” (“Imakoso subete no Nihonkokumin ni toimasu.”), and people are stumped and grope for an answer to the question. ....

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