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English, 15.07.2021 02:30 marianamartinez6

If added to "The Traveler's Guide to Japan," which chapter would be the most helpful to someone
planning a trip to Japan?
a chapter on the Japanese educational system
a chapter on the governing bodies in Japan
O a chapter on the cultural influences of China
O a chapter on the types of accommodations available

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