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    2. Kyoto receives more foreign tourists than ever before, but fewer visitors say they’ll return
    3. Pokémon Card Stores requiring facial recognition scans for entry in Japan in latest anti-scalper move
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    6. A roadside hair salon stall in China made us Norway’s Haaland for US$1, and warmed out hearts too
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    8. Japan’s expensive “phantom” melon is so exquisite it sells out in just 12 hours
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    1. Tokyo subway installing new ticket gates that don’t accept payment through Suica or other IC cards
    2. New Shinkansen luggage drop-off system begins in Japan, making train travel even easier
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    6. Starbucks Japan releases a miniature display rack so you can create your very own store at home
    7. Giant Evangelion Spear of Longinus to be installed at Japanese train station with Eva art trains
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    9. Kodama Shinkansen trains on popular Japan route get a whole new look this winter
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    7. Japan triples departure tax, foreign tourists and locals now must pay more to leave country
    8. Studio Ghibli releases anime T-shirts that pay homage to one of Hayao Miyazaki’s most personal films
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