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This week in travel news: tourists are coping with extreme heat, one of the world’s most popular vacation destinations is tripling its tourist tax, and a giant gold bar is up for grabs in Finland.
Japan have battled through injuries and a difficult group to make it to the Round of 32 in the World Cup. Can they beat Brazil?
Japan has four points from two matches, drawing with the Netherlands then beating Tunisia – while Sweden has three after a win against Tunisia and loss to the Dutch. A Japan win or draw would clinch a spot in the round of 32, while Sweden needs a win to clinch a top-two spot in Group F.
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Japan vs. Sweden odds, prediction, time: 2026 World Cup picks, best bets by expert on 18-8 roll
SportsLine's Martin Green reveals his Sweden vs. Japan best bets for their FIFA World Cup 2026 match on Thursday
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Japan raises visa fees by 400 per cent: Everything Indian tourists should know before applying
Japan has announced a major 400 per cent increase in visa fees effective July 1, 2026. Find out the latest Japan visa charges, who is affected, whether Indian travellers will pay higher fees, the new visa costs,
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Japan’s hot spring capital looks peaceful... but the ground is burning underneath
Beppu, Japan looks calm at first, but it is powered by extreme geothermal heat. Steam rises from streets, food cooks in 100°C hot spring vapor, and tourists visit the famous “hells,” including bubbling mud pools and the eerie red “Pond of Blood Hell” that is strictly for viewing,
Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi will visit Seoul for talks aimed at strengthening bilateral trust and defense cooperation with South Korea.