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[Title] => Nagoya: Japan in One Shot
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[Title] => Elvis is alive — in Nagoya
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That’s right, and not just one, but eight Elvises, all of whom I met in Nagoya’s Central Park last week, in an unlikely highlight of another unlikely visit to a new city. New to this peripatetic penman, anyway: I’d been to Japan a couple of times, not counting stopovers devoted to a quick bowl of steaming udon at Narita and Kansai, but never yet to Nagoya – and why on earth should I?
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