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It is late March, supposed to be springtime, when the cherry blossoms start to bloom. But for those coming from the tropics, temperatures ranging from six to 10 degrees Celsius (around 40 to 48 degrees Fahrenheit) is indeed chilly in Japan’s largest metropolis of 33 million inhabitants.
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                    [AuthorName] => Philip Ella Juico
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Hopes high for Japanese booters

By Philip Ella Juico | March 31, 2010 - 12:00am

It is late March, supposed to be springtime, when the cherry blossoms start to bloom. But for those coming from the tropics, temperatures ranging from six to 10 degrees Celsius (around 40 to 48 degrees Fahrenheit)...

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