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Take a glimpse at these funny creatures as they seem to enjoy the natural hot springs of Yudanaka, Japan - west of Tokyo. Friday, December 23, 2011. All photos property of yudanakasnowmonkeys. A Snow Monkey in the mountains of. Along the western side of the large Honshu island. It looks content, for the moment. Getting to the site to view the snow monkeys is a little adventurous and is accessible by bus. Get off at the Kanbayashi Onsen bus stop.
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Interested in going to Japan? Wanna talk about travel, food, places, people and other interesting things about Japan? Tokyo, Nagano, Sapporo, Yokohama, Yudanaka, Kyoto, Osaka, and Kamakura are a few places we39;ve been to. Check out the snow monkeys, toilets and vending machines of Japan. View the photo gallery. Posts, tips and questions are welcomed!CONTENT
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On March 11 2011, Japan was hit by a major disaster. An earthquake of magnitude 9. 0 occurred off the coast of Japan, causing the most expensive natural disaster in world history. Three years on, Japan is still trying to rebuild from the effects of the earthquake and tsunami. Understandably , there are many. Still clearing old buildings before they can begin new construction. Rebuilding is a slow, expensive process. While I was there, I work.