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Inō Tadataka Kaiwai: The Origin and Meaning of Japan’s Extreme Walking “Kaiwai” (伊能忠敬界隈) | Japan Station 232

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On this episode of Japan Station, we’re talking about the emergence of a new slang term used to describe people who walk abnormally long distances/long amounts of time.

👉Topics Discussed

  • What does Inō Tadataka kaiwai mean? (伊能忠敬界隈)
  • Who Inō Tadataka 伊能忠敬界隈 was
  • The origin of Inō Tadataka Kaiwai
  • About the “kaiwai” term trend
  • And much more

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