A Japanese Adventure

 So this is a link to the fourteen days I spent in Japan


An awfully big adventure 


Read my travel diary!


https://www.traveldiariesapp.com/en/diary/822d6c61-9aaf-4f1c-9779-6d11e7bc5f79

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