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A Wave of Humanity

Thursday, August 16, 2007

Summer in Tokyo means vacation time but if you can't afford to get out of the city, you can always go to the incredibly overcrowded Tokyo pools! A swimmer could die in that crowd and no one would know until the end of the day when everyone gets out!

Tokyo Summerland Wave Pool

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