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I have a Dream Travelling in Japan by Bike.

I have a dream travelling in Japan by bike.
It crossed to my mind before WWOOFing in Japan.
I was inspired by the book, the Roads to Sata, written by Alan Booth.
This plan kept in my heart for a whole year long,
and it is time to try my best to make this dream come ture.

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About the book, the Roads to Sata: A 2000-Mile Walk Through Japan
(the review was referred to the Amazon)

From Library Journal
Sata is the cape at the southernmost tip of Kyushu in southwest Japan.
Booth, an Englishman living in Japan, walked there from Cape Soya at the northernmost tip of Hokkaido in northern Japan.
It took him 128 days, following a mostly rural route down the eastern side of the islands.
His book is a delightful series of encounters with and impressions of local people who were astonished to find a foreigner speaking Japanese.
He was treated as a friend by many, and as a freak by some.
Booth has much to say about modern Japanese life that fails to come out in the more numerous books on urban and industrialized Japan.
And thanks to Booth's ability with both Japanese and English, his book is much more enjoyable to read.