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Celebrities' insights aiding Japan through travel.
If you're itching to turn your wanderlust into a meaningful quest, this guide is a kindred spirit in book form. It's more than just a travel manual; it's an invitation to contribute to Japan's recovery and relish in the country's culture through the eyes of those who deeply admire it. Each story is a personal tribute to the beauty and resilience of Japan, providing you with an enriching itinerary that's part travelogue, part humanitarian outreach.
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ISBN: 9784905488002
Authors:
Masanobu Sugatsuke
Publisher: WAttention
Date of Publication: 2011-08-25
Format: Paperback
Related Topics:
Adventure,
Social Issues,
Inspirational,
Travelogue,
Guidebook,
Personal Development
Goodreads rating: 3.33
(rated by 3 readers)
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Since the 3.11 great earthquake, the Japanese tourism industry has suffered from a drastic decrease in foreign tourists. "Travel Guide to AID JAPAN" shows you an alternative way to support Japan - by travelling there! It features 41 top international celebrities who have shared their stories of sites and scenes they like in Japan. It is a new passport for willing travelers who believe that 'good sightseeing is great social contribution'.
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Celebrities' insights aiding Japan through travel.
If you're itching to turn your wanderlust into a meaningful quest, this guide is a kindred spirit in book form. It's more than just a travel manual; it's an invitation to contribute to Japan's recovery and relish in the country's culture through the eyes of those who deeply admire it. Each story is a personal tribute to the beauty and resilience of Japan, providing you with an enriching itinerary that's part travelogue, part humanitarian outreach.
Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.
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