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40,000th Issue Special Tour to be postponed

The Japan Times 40,000th Issue Tour Staff would like to sincerely express our heartfelt condolences and sympathy to the victims of the Tohoku Pacific Earthquake.

Due to multiple reasons regarding disrupted transportation, power outages and safety concerns, it is with disappointment that we must inform our readers that the 40,000th Issue Special Tour in Yamanashi has been postponed.

We offer our deepest apologies to everyone who applied for this tour and for the inconveniences that this decision would cause. We thank you for your understanding.

We pray that those in the affected areas are able to return to normalcy as soon as possible.

The Japan Times
40,000th Issue Tour Staff

Past tours

The Japan Times 40,000th issue celebration project: Japan culture experience tour

No. 1: Tokyo Morning Tour

Enjoy a vivid atmosphere in the hustle and bustle of the fish market and a divine atmosphere of esoteric ritual service!

The Japan Times 40,000th issue celebration project: Japan culture experience tour

No. 2: Tokyo Morning Tour

Discover something new in two popular spots in Tokyo!

The Japan Times 40,000th issue celebration project: Japan culture experience tour

No. 3 Bird-watching Tour

Enjoy bird-watching at Sanbanse, vast tidal flats and shallows with a lot of fish, shellfish and seaweed.

The Japan Times 40,000th issue celebration project: Japan culture experience tour

No. 4 The Edo-Tokyo Museum Tour

Explore the museum and find what Edo was and what still remains in Tokyo!

The Japan Times 40,000th issue celebration project: Japan culture experience tour

No. 5 Tea Ceremony Experience Tour

Feel at ease and find peace of mind at a tea ceremony in a Japanese home. A pleasant, elegant atmosphere is waiting for you!

The Japan Times 40,000th issue celebration project: Japan culture experience tour

No. 6 Ikebana, Flower Arrangement Class

Enjoy Ikebana, flower arrangement, a traditional Japanese culture in a tatami-mat tea room at the Tokyo Budokan.

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