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John Muir & I
Aki cooked his dinner quickly, it consisted of traditional Japanese dried foods--two kinds of seaweed, tiny dry fish, miso powder, and rice. Our equipment was almost ... could cook. "I lived eight years in Toronto, Canada. Few Japanese live there, few Japanese tourists go there, so there are few Japanese restaurants and they are expensive. I am not married, so ...
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Dolphin Care UK -
Help Stop the Largest and Cruelest Slaughter of Dolphins in the World! In Taiji, Japanese fishermen are rounding up and slaughtering hundreds and even thousands of dolphins right now. In the ... fishermen take the area into their possession, employing exceptionally hostile tactics to keep westerners and Japanese tourists away from the cove while dolphins are being killed. In doing so they have ...
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Reinventing Skagway
Klondike Gold Rush for tourists. Their restoration runs deeper than anyone intended, however, for they have also revived the town's ... . Unless you're used to haiku. Already ruffled from their initial encounter with Buckwheat, those Japanese tourists found scant comfort in his rendition of "The Ballad of Blasphemous Bill." Their translator ...
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National Geographic Traveler Article: Hong Kong
The Japanese tourists, already loaded deep with cameras, are deeper still in excited chatter and shopping bags. Few of your fellow passengers, wherever they come from, seem like permanent residents; they are only people passing through, and when an ...
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RANGE magazine.com - Spring 2003 - Getting Booted
Enrico in dance halls in those towns mentioned above, including haunts like Birds Oak Creek Tavern in Sedona, which mostly cater to a patronage totally ignored by cowboy-conscious German, Frenc+ and Japanese tourists and photographers. Enrico is from New York City they tell me and Ive been told theres a tendency for New Yorkers ...
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DSWF - ANIMALS ASIA CHINA BEAR RESCUE PROJECT
I ever saw in one of China's notorious "bile extraction" farms in 1993. Going undercover and joining a group of Japanese tourists, I broke away from the group and found stairs leading to a basement below the farm. The vision was shocking - held in "crush" cages, were 32 endangered Asiatic Black Bears - called moon bears because of the ...
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The Odd Couple in Barcelona: Anton Guadí & Robert Hughes LiteraryTraveler.com
Rambla, the city's main street coming up from the port area. It is full of tourists, artists of all types and pickpockets. Hippies, druggies, human statues, jugglers and beggars all share space here ... it were criticized by the locals at first, now, he'd be bemused by the busloads of Japanese tourists with their chittering Nikons paying to see the interior of this amazing building, Sloping around the ...
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Monthly summary for September 1999
West Timor - CNN Sep 08: Tropical storm Greg dumps rain, strands tourists in Mexican resort - CNN (Americas) Sep 08: Refugees flood into West Timor - BBC Sep 09: ... evacuates 100,000 as heavy rain threatens major dam - CNN (Americas) Sep 24: Typhoon threatens more Japanese flood misery - BBC (Asia/Pacific) Sep 24: Koreas fall victim to Asian floods - BBC (Asia/Pacific) ...
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Warrah Issue 16 Highlights
Byron Marine Group as manager of a joint venture with the Japanese fishing company KSJ. Two years later the opportunity arose to work for Falklands Conservation - so here ... up a special fund for conservation projects. Several Territories, including the Falklands have a levy on tourists but it was felt that such funds raised should be spent on environmental projects only. ...
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World Heritage Destinations Rated: Asia @ National Geographic Traveler
Tourism aimed at East Asian (Chinese, Korean, Japanese) tourists is carpet-bagger tourism—they ride in Korean (for instance) buses, eat Korean food, ... persistent hawkers who try at every opportunity to sell their trash and trinkets to the tourists. This has a large, adverse impact on the social integrity of the visitor's experience ...
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