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Japan Hobby Clubs and Communities Guide for Residents

· submitted 1 month ago

Japan has one of the world's richest hobby cultures — with dedicated communities, specialist shops, and clubs for virtually every interest — and these communities are among the most effective paths for foreign residents to build genuine friendships.

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