Japan remains one of the most enigmatic countries for Western travelers. Its centuries of isolation created something genuinely unique, and people who visit often find themselves returning to discover more. But here’s something that surprises nearly everyone: Japan is much bigger than it looks on a map.
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Read MoreThat world map on your wall? It’s not telling you the whole truth. Here’s why countries aren’t the size you think they are, and what our world actually looks like.
Read MoreThis map was prepared by the Royal Australian Survey Corps in the 1950s.
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