10 day Japan Itinerary for First Timers + Map

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Looking to plan an unforgettable vacation to Japan, BUT no idea where to start? We’ve got you, in this EASY 10 day Japan itinerary for FIRST TIME Travellers!

This easy-to-follow 10 Day Japan itinerary is easily expandable and takes you through three of the country’s major cities—Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka often called the Golden Route or Golden Triangle.

Whether it’s your first Japan trip or you’re a seasoned traveler, you’ll find our Google Maps pins, accommodation suggestions, JR Pass transport tips, and day trip recommendations extremely helpful. Expect seamless rides on the Shinkansen bullet train, visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and plenty of opportunities to soak up Japanese culture.

So, grab your passport, brush up on a few basic Japanese phrases, and get ready to embark on one of the most unforgettable 10 days in Japan exploring the country’s most beloved and must-visit destinations.

Now, let’s get on with it, and embark on this unforgettable itinerary of Japan’s most beloved and VISITED destinations!

Gion area in Kyoto is a must for your japan itinerary


Table of contents

Japan Itinerary (Golden Route): 10 Day Itinerary First Time Travellers

This 10-day Japan itinerary follows the classic first-timer’s route – Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto with some additional day trips ideas to experience the more remote side of Japan.

It’s the perfect mix of old and new, city sites and cultural charm. From the fast-paced energy of Tokyo to the foodie heaven and neon lights of Osaka. And the timeless beauty of Kyoto’s temples and traditional streets, you’ll get a true taste of what makes Japan so unforgettable.

How to split your time – 10 Day Japan Itinerary Breakdown

10 Day Japan Itinerary Overview

If you’re planning your first trip to Japan and want to dive deeper into each destination, I’ve put together three very detailed blogs on Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. While this post includes a brief 10 Day itinerary in Japan, those individual guides go further, offering day-by-day breakdowns, destination-specific tips, hotel recommendations, area overviews, hidden gems, and must-see highlights. They’re the perfect next step for planning your Japan itinerary and definitely worth exploring!

TOKYO (Stay a min 4+ nights)

Detailed 5 Day itinerary and Map
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KYOTO (Stay a min 4+ nights)

Things to do in Kyoto and 3 Day Kyoto Itinerary
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OSAKA (Stay a min 2 nights)

3 Day Osaka Itinerary
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Japan Itinerary PDF and Google Map

This will make planning your Japan Trip so much easier!

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Tokyo (Stop 1)

Your Japan itinerary starts with Tokyo!

Every person who visits Japan, CAN NOT go without visiting the countries capital, Tokyo!

Tokyo is one of the most fascinating cities. Rich in culture and tradition yet feels lightyears ahead in time, so…..welcome to Tokyo!

Day by Day Tokyo Itinerary

Detailed 5 Day itinerary and Map

No matter if it’s your first time, or your fifth, this detailed Day by Day – 5 Day Tokyo itinerary makes planning a holiday to Japan’s capital, easy, and way less overwhelming.

Over 5 jam packed days, we will share how to fit everything into your Tokyo itinerary

Tokyo – Quick Links

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AIRPORT TRANSFERS

Shared Airport Buses

Private Transfers from Narita or Haneda

Luggage Delivery Service from the Airport to Hotel

Read our full guide about Airport Transfers to compare your Train options.

WHERE TO STAY – Our Top 6 Choices

Onsen Ryokan Yuen Shinjuku

Hotel Groove Shinjuku 

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku (Godzilla Hotel)

The Millennials Shibuya 

OMO3 Asakusa (Tokyo Tower Views)

Asakusa View Hotel (Tokyo Tower Views)

TRAVEL PASSES

Suica Card (A MUST)

Tokyo Metro Card (This one SAVED us heaps!)

Hakone / Fuji / Kamakura Pass

JR Full Rail PASS (If you plan on using 3+ bullet trains)

Which Pass do you need? read our guide

TICKETS AND ATTRACTIONS

In Japan it is ESSENTIAL that you pre purchase your attractions in advance as many are likely to sell out.

Disneyland

DisneySea

Shibuya Sky

Mario Carts

Teamlabs Planets

Teamlabs Borderless

Asakusa Sumo Club

Make a Kimono as a Souvenir

Infinity Pool Onsen Facility

Tea Ceremony

Sushi Making Samurai experience – Jin Asakusa

ESSENTIAL APPS

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We use a Wise Card for the best Currency exchange rates.

Both Apple Maps or Google Maps are amazing to navigate trains and directions.

This is our go-to Esim in Japan

Which RAIL passes will you need for Tokyo (and Japan)?

1. Suica or Pasmo Card

Firstly, It is essential you get a Suica or Pasmo Card. Suica / Pasom Cards are an IC transport card. You can top up them up and tap on and off Trains and Buses. They also work at convenience stores and some retail shops.

They allow you to easily move around Japan, without having to line up to get tickets. AND without having to constantly work out your train fare and the dealing with the ticketing machines.

Find out where you can grab a Welcome Suica Card here. There is currently a shortage of these train cards. This guide will share where you can get one, and/ or how to load a digital version to your phone.

suica card

2. Tokyo Metro Pass

I would also highly suggest you get a Tokyo Metro Pass.

We recently travelled for 3 days in Tokyo and overall saved ourselves ALOT of money by getting this pass. (NOTE: It does not work on JR lines, however you will likely only catch a few of these and you can use your Suica Card)

3. JR Pass

A JR Pass rarely ends up being the cheaper option for most travel itineraries, including this one. Unless you’re planning several side trips such as to Hiroshima, Nagano, or other distant cities, or you plan on taking around 3 or more Shinkansen trips within 7 days (or 5+ within 14 days), it’s unlikely the pass will save you money.

Additionally, the JR Pass offers limited value in Tokyo, as it only covers JR-operated lines and not the city’s more extensive Metro.

To find out more, use the JR Pass calculator, and to find out about regional passes, checkout our blog: Guide to Japan’s Rail Passes & the JR Rail Pass in 2024

An overview of each area to explore in Tokyo

Tokyo is a HUGE city, and travelling by train from one side to the other can take up to an hour. Because of this, it is a great idea to cluster your sightseeing to areas that surround each other to make the most of each and every day.

Areas to cluster together in Tokyo

Cluster AreaWhat to Expect
Shibuya / Harajuku / ShinjukuTrendy shopping, youth culture, nightlife
Asakusa / Ueno / AkihabaraTemples, museums, anime, and tech
Ginza / ToyosuUpscale shopping, Toyosu Onsen & Fish Market, TeamLab

Breakdown of the things to do in each area of Tokyo

Shibuya:
  • The beating heart of Tokyo.
  • Experience the iconic Shibuya Crossing. TIP: You get a great view from The Share Lounge (above Starbucks) – for a reasonable fee, you’ll get unlimited drink and snacks. There is even an option with unlimited alcohol.) OR from the iconic Starbucks.
  • Hachiko Statue
  • Shibuya Sky observation deck
  • Huge shopping, fashion and cafe culture.
  • NEW – Shibuya Sakura Stage Modern Shopping Mall
  • Shibuya at Night:
  • Drunkards Alley (Nonbei Yokocho) and Shibuya Yokocho
Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo
Shinjuku:
  • Enjoy panoramic views from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building observatories and the nighttime light show. (7.30pm to 9.45pm)
  • Known for being Tokyo’s most vibrant & happening entertainment districts.
  • Known for its Neon lit streets and billboards, in particular the Cat 3D Billboard
  • Shinjuku at Night:
  • Experience Tokyu Kabukicho Tower, Tokyo’s vibrant entertainment (red-light district aswell)
  • Explore the Golden Gai area with its tiny bars and unique atmosphere.
  • Memory Lane (Omoide Yokocho)
Harajuku:
  • Walk along the famous Takeshita Street for trendy fashion boutiques.
  • Visit Meiji Shrine nestled in the serene surroundings of Yoyogi Park.
  • Experience cosplay culture.
  • Enjoy sweet treats at popular cafes and dessert shops.
  • Rooftop garden at Tokyo Plaza
Asakusa:
  • Rich in culture and history.
  • Visit Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest and most famous temple.
  • Shop at Nakamise-dori for traditional snacks and souvenirs.
  • Take a boat cruise along the Sumida River for views of Tokyo Skytree and Asakusa.
  • Explore the nearby Tokyo Skytree, offering stunning views of the city.
  • ‘The Onigiri Shrine’ (Hikifune Takagi Shrine )
  • Themed Restaurants – Asakusa Sumo Club and Jin Asakusa – An interactive Samurai sushi-making class.
  • Hoppy Street food alley (opens at 5pm).
Asakusa Senso-ji Temple
Tokyo Tower at night from Asakusa
Akihabara:
  • Explore electronic and anime shops for gadgets and anime merchandise.
  • Visit a themed maid cafe.
  • Browse through manga and anime shops.
  • Experience Multistory arcades with a wide variety of games and activities.
  • Eat at Takakara Akiba for all-you-can-eat karaage
Akihabara street view in Tokyo
Akihabara street view
Akihabara street tokyo
Ginza:
  • Shop at luxury boutiques and department stores like Ginza Six and Matsuya Ginza.
  • Tokyo’s upscale shopping district with luxury boutiques, department stores, and fine dining.
Ginza street view in Tokyo Japan
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Ueno:
  • Visit Ueno Park and enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and museums year-round.
  • Explore Ueno Zoo, one of Japan’s oldest and home to giant pandas.
  • Wander through Ameyoko Shopping Street for bargains and street food.
  • Visit Tokyo National Museum.
  • Visit Uneo park.

🔥You can read more detailed information in our Day by Day 5-Day Tokyo Itinerary it breaks everything down day by day and gives you ideas on how to map out your perfect Tokyo adventure.

Where to stay in Tokyo

These are our top picks for where to stay in Tokyo, based on our personal experience, location, proximity to train stations, and guest reviews. Their locations are all perfect for first time travellers to Tokyo!

Shinjuku Accommodation Suggestions
Shibuya Accommodation Suggestions
Asakusa Accommodation Suggestions

Click below to view our FULL Guide to exactly where you should stay in Tokyo for the first time.

Where to STAY in Tokyo – First Timers Guide

Where to stay in Tokyo for the first time

Best hotels to stay in Tokyo for Families

Travelling to Tokyo as a family?

Need a connecting room or a room that will fit you all in?…

Click here to read our curated list and guide to the

BEST Hotels in Tokyo For Families

Our TOP 10 things to see & experience in Tokyo for first time travelers

Make a Kimono Experience in Tokyo

What better way to experience a unique and traditional experience in Tokyo than to make your very own Kimono. You can book into to make your very own Kimono to take home and choose from 340 types. Once done, you will be able to wear it by yourself!

Closest Train Station is: Kiba Station (3 minute walk)

Booking: Make a Kimono to keep as a Souvenir

1. Senso-ji Temple: Located in the Asakusa district, Senso-ji is Tokyo’s oldest and most famous Buddhist temple. You will also find Nakamise Shopping Street close by which is a great place to shop for traditional snacks and souvenirs. These are both MUSTS for first time travelers to Japan AND Tokyo and are ICONIC landmarks!

Senso ji temple in Asakusa Tokyo

2. Tokyo Skytree (Also close to Senso-ji Temple): Standing as the tallest tower in Japan, Tokyo Skytree offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city from its observation decks. Visitors can ascend to heights of up to 450 meters and enjoy stunning vistas of Tokyo’s skyline and beyond. Tickets can be purchased through Klook, using our discount code for up to 10% off: Tokyo Skytree

3. Shibuya Crossing: A trip to Tokyo is not complete without a visit to the iconic Shibuya Crossing, one of the busiest pedestrian intersections in the world.

4. Shibuya Sky Observation Deck. For an incredible view of Tokyo don’t miss the Shibuya Sky Observation Deck. Be sure to book in advance, as tickets sell out up to a month in advance: Shibuya Sky

5. Sumo Experience: Experience the National Sport of Sumo Wrestling. Choose between visiting a Tournament, watching a training session, or enjoying a Sumo demonstration and traditional Sumo Lunch. Details of ALL your options can be found in our SUMO WRESTLING guide

6. Experience an Onsen: Tokyo offers one of the NEWEST and biggest onsen experiences, and the infinity onsen has spectacular views overlooking Tokyo and Toyosu. Get Tickets to Toyosu Manyo Club you can also visit TeamLab Planets (Toyosu) which is located nearby.

7. Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea: Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, two of Japan’s most popular theme parks. Here you can experience thrilling rides, captivating shows, and beloved Disney characters in these enchanting wonderlands.

Grab tickets in advance, as they do sell out, and use our code TRAVELLIVNKLOOK for up to 10% off site wide on Klook: Disneyland or DisneySea

8. Meiji Shrine (Harajuku) – Wander through peaceful forested grounds and witness traditional Shinto rituals, while there make sure you visit Harajuku Takeshita Street to experience Tokyo’s best shopping, fashion, and street food.

9. Akihabara Electric Town – Dive into anime, manga, video games, and visit on a Sunday afternoon to experience the street closed to pedestrians.

10. Experience a themed cafés – Try a quirky dining experience like maid cafés or animal cafés.

Unique & Traditional Experiences in Tokyo

Discover more NEW and Traditional things to do in Tokyo.

The Unique and NEW ones that NOONE usually shares

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Full Day tours ideas from Tokyo:

  • Mount Fuji and the Fuji Five Lakes this tour visits all the best spots to view Mt Fuji in one day. We have personally done this tour and can highly recommend it.
  • Hakone offers another great opportunity to see Mt Fuji from Lake Ashi, plus ride the ropeway to Owakudani and eat a black egg for a 7+ years longer life.
  • Kamakura and Enoshima a coastal town with an iconic local railway line that hugs the coast. Plus, beautiful temples and caves, that can’t be missed in Enoshima.
  • Nikko for its breathtaking waterfall and temples.
  • Nagano for snow monkeys and mountain vibes.

🔥We have included more detailed information and DIY Guides in our Day by Day 5-Day Tokyo Itinerary

Kyoto (Stop 2: 10 Day Japan Itinerary for First Time Travelers)

Kyoto is the second stop on this 10 day Japan itinerary for first time travelers and I suggest you stay here for a minimum of 3 nights / days if not longer!

Arashiyama Hozu River Japan stop 2 on a 10 day Japan itinerary for first time travelers
Arashiyama – Hozu River

Getting to Kyoto or Osaka from Tokyo

The easiest and most convenient way to get to Kyoto or Osaka from Tokyo is by Shinkansen (Bullet Train): There are several trains departing every hour. The journey takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours. You can purchase tickets at the ticket counters or ticket machines at the station, or you can reserve tickets online in advance.

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Where to stay in Kyoto

Best Hotels in Kyoto: Where to Stay for Every Style and Budget

Confused where to stay in Kyoto… This guide give you all the advice to pick the BEST area and hotel!

Where to stay in Kyoto

Kyoto – Suggested Day by Day Itinerary

Download the clickable PDF Itinerary here, including the full Japan Itinerary.

Kyoto day by day itinerary

Kyoto Itinerary (Things to see in Kyoto)

  • Visit Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion): is a temple covered in gold leaf, set amidst serene gardens and a tranquil pond.
  • Fushimi Inari Taisha: MUST SEE: Wander through the endless pathway’s of thousands of vermillion torii gates that wind up the forested hillsides, leading to stunning viewpoints and shrines.
Fushimi Inari Taisha (Kyoto Japan)
Gion area in Kyoto is a must for your japan itinerary

  • Experience Gion: This is Kyoto’s traditional entertainment district, known for its preserved machiya (wooden townhouses), tea houses, and the chance to spot geisha and maiko.
  • Kiyomizu-dera Temple A UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Nijo Castle: an ornate feudal-era fortress featuring stunning gardens and elaborate interiors
  • Kyoto Imperial Palace: This was once the residence of Japan’s Imperial family.

Day trips from Kyoto

Nara

Nara, renowned for its ancient temples, seren parks and friendly deer that have learnt to bow.

Things to do in Nara

  • Nara Deer Park (grab some deer food)
  • Ukimido Pavilion
  • Nakatanidou – Macha beating 1-3pm
  • Nandai-mon
  • Todai-ji Temple
  • Sage-ike pond
  • Nigatsu-do Temple
  • Mount Wakakusa

Nara Deer Park, a must for your Japan itinerary for first time travelers
Nara Deer Park

Ine Funaya & Amanohashidate

Amanohashidate is a natural stone bridge connecting the mainland and the island and is one considered one of the three most scenic spots in Japan. There is a beautiful view point to see this natural wonder.

Nearby you can visit Ine Funaya, which is known as the ‘Venice of Japan’ and ‘Kyoto by the Sea’. Ine Funaya is known for its unique water buildings and natural scenery perfectly integrated.

BEST way to visit these two areas is by booking a Day Tour like this one: Amanohashidate & Ine Funaya Kyoto Day Trip丨Osaka/ Kyoto Departure

Arashiyama

Escape to the tranquil beauty of Arashiyama, known for its scenic bamboo grove, historic temples, and picturesque Togetsukyo Bridge. Visit Tenryu-ji Temple, stroll through the bamboo forest, and take a scenic boat ride along the Hozu River.

Combine your day at Arashiyama with a ride on the Sagano Sightseeing Train, and Hozu River Cruise Experience – Kyoto Arashiyama & Hozugawa Rafting Day Tour (From Osaka/Kyoto)

Arashiyama Bamboo forrest near Kyoto, a great place to add to your Japan itinerary for first time travelers
Arashiyama Bamboo forrest near Kyoto, a great place to add to your Japan itinerary for first time travelers

ADD onto your Itinerary with a side trip to the stunning southern islands, or the ski alps between Tokyo and Osaka

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Hakuba Skiing: Best Powder Skiing between Tokyo & Osaka

BEST Skiing stop between TOKYO, OSAKA AND KYOTO

Osaka (Stop 3: 10 Day Japan Itinerary for first time)

The third stop in this 10 day Japan itinerary for first time travelers is Osaka. I recommend you stay in Osaka for a minimum of 2 nights / days. (An extra add on could be Hiroshima)

Your complete Osaka Guide plus where to stay in Osaka

For our full Osaka guide, click here:

Your Complete Osaka Guide: Where to Stay in Osaka, Japan

Where to stay in Osaka:

When it comes to choosing the best area to stay, in Osaka, one neighborhood stands out is Namba! Namba is a blend of modern convenience and traditional charm. Located in the heart of Osaka’s bustling downtown district, Namba offers an eclectic mix of attractions. From the vibrant shopping streets, and thrifting stores, to the electrifying nightlife, historic temples or mouthwatering street food. Visitors will love the labyrinth of alleys of Dotonbori, and the neon signs that illuminate the city.

Finally, it is also a great location for transportation. It is a central hub that connects to the rest of the city and beyond. Namba serves as the perfect base for exploring all that Osaka has to offer, making it an ideal choice for travelers.

My TOP pics which are all close walking distance to the famous Dotonbori

See our full guide here: Your Complete Osaka Guide: Where to Stay in Osaka, Japan

Osaka Rail and Attraction Passes

  1. Osaka Amazing Pass: The Osaka Amazing pass gives unlimited use of the Osaka rail, buses, PLUS entry to dozens of Osaka’s top tourist attraction. Iconic landmarks, like Osaka Castle, Osaka Zoo or Umeda Sky Building Observatory.
  2. Osaka Metro Pass: Get unlimited rides for Osaka Metro Lines and Osaka City Bus for either 1 or 2 days.

What to see in Osaka for the first time

  • Osaka Castle: Osaka Castle is one of Japan’s most iconic landmarks and a MUST SEE in Osaka.
  • Dotonbori: Experience the lively atmosphere of Dotonbori, Osaka’s bustling entertainment district, renowned for its vibrant neon signs, street food stalls, and the iconic Glico Running Man sign.

Image of Dotonbori in Osaka an itinerary must for any first time traveler to Japan
  • Namba Yasaka Shrine is famous for its massive lion head facade. This unique shrine is quieter in the early mornings (opens at 6am) which is perfect for capturing photos without the crowds.
  • Tennoji  and Shinsekai Districts is a retro part of Osaka filled with local eateries, old-school charm, quirky photo spots
    • Shinsekai Temple (8.30am)
    • MEGA Don Quijote Shinsekai (9am – 3/4am)
    • Tsutenkaku Tower Slider & Observation Deck (10-7.30pm)
    • Bear Cafe: paw in a wall cafe (opens at 11am
    • My walking map
  • Shinsaibashi-suji: is one of Osaka’s premier shopping streets, featuring a mix of trendy boutiques, thrifting stores, department stores, and souvenir shops.
  • Kuromon Ichiba Market: Sample Osaka’s renowned street food at Kuromon Ichiba Market, where vendors offer an array of fresh seafood, sushi, takoyaki, and other local delicacies.
  • TeamLab Botanical Garden Osaka
  • THE SUMO HALL HIRAKUZA OSAKA: Experience and watch real Sumo wrestlers, learn about Japan’s National sport and eat a traditional Sumo lunch
  • Universal Studios Japan: Experience exciting rides, immersive themed lands like Super Mario and the new Donkey Kong, and encounter your favorite movie characters. TIP: Make sure you PREBOOK your tickets, as they sell out, and PRE BOOK your express passes aswell. You can book through Klook with our discount code, TRAVELLIVNKLOOK:
  • Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan: One of the largest aquariums in the world, showcasing a diverse array of marine life from around the globe.
  • Osaka World Expo 2025, if you are visiting in 025 make sure you check out World Expo in Osaka!

Day trips from Osaka

Kobe

Famous for its succulent Kobe beef and breathtaking views from Mount Rokko. My personal favourite: Take a self-walking Sake Tour of local Sake breweries of Naha.

Hiroshima and Miyajima

While a bit further away, Hiroshima and the nearby island of Miyajima are accessible as day trips from Osaka via shinkansen (bullet train). You can explore the Peace Memorial Park and Museum in Hiroshima, then visit the iconic Itsukushima Shrine and its floating torii gate on Miyajima Island.

Osaka Castle must for any Japan Itinerary

Mount Koya (Koyasan)

MUST DO: Embark on a spiritual train journey UP Mount Koya by an epic TRAMWAY carriage. Mount Koya is a sacred mountain and center of Shingon Buddhism with over 100 temples. Visit Okunoin Cemetery, where thousands of tombstones and ancient cedar trees create a mystical atmosphere.

To get to Mount Koya PRE- BOOK your Koyasan World Heritage Digital Ticket which includes transport, loop buses around the temples, entry or discounted entry to some temples.

Koyasan Temple in winter Japan Itinerary ideas for first time travelers
Koyasan day trip idea for a Japan Itinerary
Koyasan Japan Itinerary - Best things to do in Japan in Winter

Osaka Bay Area

Explore the attractions of Osaka’s Bay Area, including Universal Studios Japan, Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, and Tempozan Harbor Village. Ride the Tempozan Ferris Wheel for panoramic views of Osaka Bay and beyond.

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About me

Hey, nice to meet you, I’m Shannon Thomson and I am a Diploma Qualified Photographer and Social Media / Marketing graduate with a passion and love for Travel.

I have been lucky enough to be working in the field of Travel, and as a successful Social Media Manager, Content Creator and Blogger for the past 6 years. Throughout this time, I have been lucky enough to travel to some of the most sought out destinations around the world.

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