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Tokyo Imperial Palace and Shogun Castle Walking Tour

★ 4.9 (163)

🛕 Culture & History

Japan

Tokyo Imperial Palace and Shogun Castle Walking Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this walking tour around Tokyo's Imperial Palace and Edo Castle grounds, it felt like stepping into the city's power centre without the crowds. The 2-hour walk threads through dramatic stone fortifications, wide moats, and historic gates while your guide weaves in the story of how shoguns built their stronghold and shaped modern Japan. It's pitched at a relaxed pace—history told by someone who knows the place, not just reciting a script—and your guide actually helps you get decent shots at the best vantage points rather than just herding you along.

From Kanazawa: Shirakawa-go, Gokayama and Wood Carving Village

When Alex from our team ran this full-day loop out of Kanazawa, we headed deep into the Japanese Alps to see two UNESCO-listed villages frozen in time—Shirakawa-go and Gokayama, with their massive gassho-style farmhouses (some over 250 years old). The nine-hour circuit also swings through Inami, a woodcarving town where artisans still chisel intricate detail into temple doors, shop fronts, and decorative pieces. We tried our hand at traditional Japanese paper-making and wandered quiet streets that feel genuinely removed from Tokyo's chaos. It's a proper mountain escape, and the villages genuinely look like they've stepped out of a history book.

9 hoursfrom AUD $277

Kyoto:Private Highlights Tour with English Guide & Hotel Pickup

★ 4.9 (129)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Kyoto:Private Highlights Tour with English Guide & Hotel Pickup

When Tom from our BugBitten team booked this private Kyoto tour, he got the full run: eight to ten hours cruising Kyoto's headline sites—Fushimi Inari, Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Kinkaku-ji, Nishiki Market—in your own car with an English-speaking driver at the wheel. The driver shapes the day around what you actually want to see, handles all the logistics (parking, navigation, timing), and leaves you free to soak in the temples and gardens without the crowds you'd hit on a public bus. It's Kyoto's ancient streets and shrine complexity made simple.

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $525

Tokyo downtown bicycle tour Tokyo Backstreets Bike Tour

★ 4.9 (125)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Tokyo downtown bicycle tour Tokyo Backstreets Bike Tour

When Tom from our team pedalled this four-hour downtown Tokyo loop, we started in Hikifune—a neighbourhood that feels a world away from the usual Asakusa postcards. The guide steered us through narrow back alleys instead of main roads, weaving between local temples, traditional sweet shops, and pockets of the Edo-period street layout that still exists if you know where to look. Spring cherry blossoms hung over the route when we went, though the real charm was in the lost-feeling turns and the slower pace—you can ride hard or drift, depending on your mood.

Nara 8hr Private Tour - Kyoto DEP. with Licensed Guide

When Jake from our team ran this tour, we met our government-licensed guide in Kyoto and spent eight hours exploring Nara on foot. The deal here is flexibility — you pick 3–4 sites from a curated list before you go, and your guide (who's certified by the Japanese government and speaks English) tailors the day around your interests. Nara sits close enough to Kyoto for a proper day trip, and it's packed with temples, shrines, and the kind of traditional architecture that makes you understand why Japan's tourists flock here. The guide does the heavy lifting on history and context; you do the walking.

Ishigaki Mangrove SUP or Canoe + Blue Cave Snorkeling

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this combo tour on Ishigaki, we paddled the Miyara River—a mangrove waterway designated a cultural asset—by SUP or canoe, then snorkelled the famous Blue Cave and its reefs. The whole thing runs about 4 hours and feels genuinely low-key; you're moving through a protected natural space with a real focus on keeping the footprint small. The vibe is relaxed, the water's warm, and you'll see fish without the crowds that hit busier snorkel spots elsewhere in Okinawa.

Kyoto Drum Tao Theater Package

When Tom from our team caught Drum Tao at Kyoto Avanti, he walked into a theatre unlike most — the stage is so close you feel the percussion in your chest. This non-verbal Japanese ensemble has toured 31 countries, and their 90-minute set is pure kinetic theatre: bodies, sticks, and drums moving in formation. It's as much spectacle as skill. The crowd's a mix of culture tourists and families with teenagers, all locked in. What sets it apart is what happens after the curtain: you get a happi coat photo, a turn at the drums yourself, and a drink to decompress.

Private-group Morning Cycling Tour in Hida-Furukawa

When Charlie from our team rode this morning cycling tour around Hida-Furukawa, we pedalled through genuine farming country at a pace that actually let you notice things. Your guide — fluent in English — steers you past the places locals actually go: vegetable plots, family workshops, neighbourhood shrines. It's a 3.5-hour spin through a village that feels properly lived-in, not staged. You'll clock the seasonal shifts in the fields, catch people going about their day, and pick up stories about customs that have stuck around for centuries. Small groups (max 8) mean the guide can chat without megaphoning.

Nara Highlight Walking Tour with Furoshiki Experience with Lunch

When Ben from our team ran this Nara walking tour, we got the full picture of Japan's ancient capital in just over five hours. You're hitting the major UNESCO temples — Todai-ji and Kasuga Taisha — wandering through Nara Park with the semi-tame deer, learning how to fold a furoshiki cloth, and sitting down to a proper traditional lunch. It's a small-group setup, so you're not shuffling through crowds with 40 other tourists. The whole thing feels relaxed and genuinely local, with an English-speaking guide who actually knows the area.

Okinawa Ishigaki Sunset SUP or Canoe Tour

When Alex from our BugBitten team paddled out on Ishigaki Island for the sunset SUP tour, we found ourselves on calm water as the sky shifted through orange and pink. The 90-minute trip takes you to one of the island's best viewing spots — the kind of place where the water goes glassy in the evening and tourists thin out. You're either on a stand-up paddleboard or in a canoe, depending on your preference, drifting quietly as the sun drops. It's the sort of thing that works best if you're after a genuinely still moment rather than a packed activity.

Hakone & Mt Fuji Private Custom Tour with English Driver-guide

Spend ten hours exploring Hakone and Mt Fuji's slopes on a private itinerary you design yourself. Your English-speaking driver navigates from central Tokyo, handling all logistics while you decide whether to chase views, browse local shops, or linger over landscapes. The car stays yours throughout—no group timings, no fixed stops, just flexibility within a day.

10 hoursfrom AUD $611

Kyoto Gion Private Tour: Geisha Culture and Hidden Streets

★ 4.9 (85)

🛕 Culture & History

Japan

Kyoto Gion Private Tour: Geisha Culture and Hidden Streets

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this private Gion tour, he got a proper look at Kyoto's geisha quarter without the usual tourist crowds. It's a two-hour walk through the narrow lanes where wooden machiya houses line the streets, and your guide steers you toward the quieter spots where geisha actually live and work — not just the postcard alleyways. The Gion district itself feels like stepping back in time, all wooden shutters and lanterns, though these days it's a mix of working geisha, restaurants, and visitors. This one's personal: just you and a local who knows where to look.

Traditional Japanese Music ZAKURO SHOW in Tokyo

When Lily from our team caught the Zakuro Show in Tokyo, she stepped into a snug venue just metres from the usual tourist drag. A one-hour performance of traditional Japanese instruments — koto, shakuhachi flute, taiko drums, and bass harp — unfolds with the musicians pausing mid-piece to chat about what they're playing and its history. Everything's translated live into English, so there's no nodding along lost. The whole setup feels intimate rather than a packed theatre, and the crew actively invite you to chat and snap photos afterwards.

1 hourfrom AUD $54

Fukuoka Full-Day Private Tour with Government Licensed Guide

★ 4.9 (80)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Fukuoka Full-Day Private Tour with Government Licensed Guide

When Noah from our team ran this Fukuoka tour, we got a proper sense of how the city works — old temples sitting alongside modern streets, street food stalls tucked into laneways, the works. You're paired with a government-licensed English-speaking guide for six hours, and the hook is you pick what you want to see beforehand from a list of notable spots (temples, food markets, historic areas). The guide meets you on foot within the city, builds your itinerary around those choices, and walks you through. It's a flexible approach that beats the usual rigid itinerary, though you'll be navigating Fukuoka's public transport yourself and covering entrance fees.

Tokyo Asakusa Temple & Shrine Walking Tour with Local Guide

When Charlie from our BugBitten team did this 2-hour Asakusa walk, it felt like stepping into Tokyo's spiritual core without the tourist crush. You're moving through Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Shrine with a local guide who actually knows the stories—not just reciting facts. The district is a tight weave of red lanterns, incense smoke, and narrow lanes packed with craft stalls and food vendors. The small group cap means you're not shuffling through a rope line of 30 people, and you get to do the real stuff: hand-cleanse at the water fountain, draw fortune slips, learn why that massive red lantern matters. It's Tokyo's old soul on display.

2 hoursfrom AUD $54

★ 4.9 (75)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Kanazawa Half Day E-bike Tour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team took this e-bike tour around Kanazawa, she covered the city's cultural spine in four hours without breaking a sweat—literally, the electric assist handles the hills. You'll roll through the geisha district's lantern-lit lanes, spin past Kenrokuen Garden's carefully composed ponds and rock gardens, check out Kanazawa Castle's grounds, peek into the samurai quarter at Nagamachi, and pause for matcha and wagashi in a traditional setting. It's a solid primer for first-timers keen to piece together how samurai, geisha, and garden design shaped this castle town.

Private Harajuku Omotesando Architecture Walking Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this private Omotesando walk, we got the full nerdy breakdown of Tokyo's most architecturally ambitious strip. A licensed local guide spent 3.5 hours unpacking the neighbourhood's roots in the 1964 Olympics boom and pulling apart buildings by Tadao Ando, Kengo Kuma, and Kenzo Tange on quieter side streets. It's a tour built for people who actually care about *why* a building looks that way—not a quick photo stop kind of outing. The private format meant Tom could steer things toward what genuinely interested him, and twilight runs add a whole new lens on how the place feels after dark.

Private Japanese Home Cooking Class in Kyoto with Michiyo

When Em from our team booked this private cooking class in Kyoto, we showed up at Michiyo's home kitchen ready to learn proper Japanese technique from someone who's genuinely keen to share what she knows. Over three hours, you'll make dashi stock (the backbone of Japanese cooking), nail sushi rice, build a chirashi bowl, then sit down together to eat what you've made with a glass or two of local alcohol. It's a small, intimate setup in a real Kyoto home — no tourist theatre, just someone's place where her dachshund El pads around while you cook.

3 hoursfrom AUD $125

[Biei/Furano] One-day sightseeing by private car!

★ 4.9 (65)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

[Biei/Furano] One-day sightseeing by private car!

When Noah from our team booked this private car tour across Hokkaido's Biei and Furano regions, we got a solid hit-and-run through some of Japan's most photographed countryside. Ten hours door-to-door from Sapporo, the itinerary shifts with the seasons: summer brings lavender fields and colourful hillsides; winter pivots to snowy tree-lined roads and Christmas-themed stops. The pace is brisk—you're moving between six to eight spots, rarely staying longer than 45 minutes anywhere. It's the kind of day where you see a lot without necessarily digging deep, which suits travellers wanting a season-flavour sampler without the faffing of public transport connections.

10 hoursfrom AUD $685

From Tokyo Private Nikko Shrines and Nature Day Tour

★ 4.9 (58)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

From Tokyo Private Nikko Shrines and Nature Day Tour

When Sarah from our team did this private Nikko tour, we got a proper sense of why it's worth the hop out of Tokyo. You're driven straight from your hotel through the mountains to a landscape that shifts from shrine complexes to crater lakes and waterfalls — the kind of scenery that makes you understand why Nikko's been sacred for centuries. The 10-hour day is yours to shape; there's no rushing through checkpoints or waiting for stragglers. An English-speaking driver handles the wheel and can pivot the route based on how you're feeling and what catches your eye. It's the anti-tour-group experience: just your crew, a comfortable car, and the space to actually breathe between stops.

10 hoursfrom AUD $476

Full Day Tokyo Private Tour by Luxury Vehicle

★ 4.9 (58)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Full Day Tokyo Private Tour by Luxury Vehicle

When Em from our team booked this private Tokyo tour, we got a luxury van with a native English-speaking guide for the full day — no set itinerary, which meant we could linger where things clicked and skip what didn't. We hit the big cultural boxes: Senso-ji temple (Tokyo's oldest), a forest shrine, the famous shopping strips, and nibbled our way through local food stalls. The guide fed us context between stops while we explored at our own pace. It's a comfortable, flexible way to see central Tokyo without the tour-group rush or the stress of navigating trains with luggage.

7 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $543

Exciting Kamakura - One Day Tour from Tokyo

★ 4.9 (55)

🛕 Culture & History

Japan

Exciting Kamakura - One Day Tour from Tokyo

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this Kamakura day tour, we found ourselves in what locals call the Kyoto of Eastern Japan—a place that was the capital from the 12th to 14th centuries and remains thick with temples, shrines, and samurai history. The private tour uses public transport to hit three major temples and a shrine, with a professional guide meeting you at your hotel and steering you through the town's quieter corners. It's a solid eight-and-a-half-hour dive into Japan's feudal past, best suited to people with a moderate fitness level and genuine interest in walking between historical sites.

Shinjuku: Private Bar Hopping

When Tom from our team hit Shinjuku for this private bar-hopping tour, he got a crash course in practical Japanese alongside visits to three local izakayas. Yohei, a Japanese teacher, leads the night—think less touristy bar crawl, more language lesson wrapped around real neighbourhood drinking spots where you actually use what you've learned ordering food and introducing yourself. The four to five hour stint kicks off in Shinjuku's bustling streets and winds through hidden venues, finishing with some photo-friendly locations. It's pitched at people keen to pick up conversational Japanese while sampling local drinks in an actual local context, not a packaged tourist experience.

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $72

★ 4.9 (46)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Japan

Chopsticks Making Experience in Sapporo

Craft your own wooden chopsticks in central Sapporo during this hands-on hour-long workshop. You'll shape raw wood, sand it smooth, and apply natural oil to create a finished pair to take home. Groups of up to six are standard, though larger parties can be arranged. It's a tactile way to connect with a craft that's underpinned 2,000 years of Japanese dining culture—chopsticks themselves symbolise friendship and connection, making your handmade set a meaningful keepsake.

1 hourfrom AUD $58

Mt Fuji & Hakone Private Tour from Tokyo: Return by Bullet Train

★ 4.9 (45)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Mt Fuji & Hakone Private Tour from Tokyo: Return by Bullet Train

When Tom from our team ran this private tour, we got a properly tailored day hitting Mount Fuji and Hakone on our own schedule — pick three Fuji sites (Chureito Pagoda, the shrine, Oshino Hakkai, or the lakes), then head to Hakone for the ropeway and Lake Ashinoko. The drive loops through classic Japanese mountain scenery: shrine forests, crater views, and lake towns that feel quieter than you'd expect. A licensed driver and guide handle the car, and you wrap up on the shinkansen bullet train back to Tokyo. Full day, 10 hours start to finish.

10 hoursfrom AUD $427

Private Tokyo Local Street Food Tour: Choose 7 Foods & 1 Drink

★ 4.9 (43)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Japan

Private Tokyo Local Street Food Tour: Choose 7 Foods & 1 Drink

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this private Tokyo street food tour, she got to pick seven bites and a drink from a rotating menu of about fifteen local options—no fixed itinerary, just genuine neighbourhood shops tucked away from the tourist crush. The guide steers you through small shopping streets and hole-in-the-wall spots where the owners actually know the tour crew, from a century-old yakitori counter to a karaage place that's had Prime Ministers walk through the door. It's two and a half hours of eating, chatting with locals through a translator, and optionally ducking into a quiet neighbourhood shrine to decompress. Tokyo's street food scene without the crowds.

2 hours sushi class

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked into this hands-on sushi class in Sapporo, she found herself learning decorative roll techniques from Yuki, an instructor who's earned serious credentials — she's demonstrated her craft at official city celebrations and appeared on Japanese television. The two-hour workshop pulls you straight into washoku (UNESCO-listed Japanese cuisine), teaching you the fundamentals of assembling and presenting sushi rolls you can actually recreate at home. It's set up for international guests, with English instruction throughout, ingredients provided, and an apron thrown in. Sapporo's a compact city with decent public transport access to the workshop, so getting there is straightforward enough.

In Fukuoka! Guide to an izakaya only 100% locals know/Bar Hopping

When Sarah from our team did this Fukuoka bar hop, we hit two proper izakayas tucked away on side streets where locals actually eat and drink. No English menus, no tour groups—just neon signs, cold beer, hot food, and the kind of noise you want in a good night out. Three hours of getting to know hole-in-the-wall spots that don't advertise to tourists, learning how to order drinks that only make sense in Fukuoka, and eating what the regulars order. It's the real pulse of the city's food culture, without the hand-holding.

4 Hours Shibuya - Shinjuku Night Tour

Spend four hours navigating Tokyo's neon-soaked heart through Shibuya and Shinjuku after dark. You'll cross the world's busiest pedestrian intersection, hunt through packed shopping strips, wander the narrow lantern-lit alleys of Memory Lane, and tuck into the tiny standing bars of Golden Gai. This isn't sightseeing from a coach—you'll be on foot, moving at street level through crowds and chaos, with a local guide reading the rhythm of each neighbourhood.

4 hoursfrom AUD $121

★ 4.9 (34)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

Hiroshima Scenic E-Bike Tour

When Sarah from our team took this Hiroshima e-bike tour, we covered 10 km of the city at a relaxed pace on battery-assisted bikes. The three-and-a-half-hour ride moves beyond the typical memorial-focused narrative, weaving through neighbourhoods and landmarks that show what makes Hiroshima tick today. Our guide was a fluent English speaker with solid local knowledge and a knack for finding good photo spots. Small group sizes mean you're not herded along—more like cycling with someone who actually knows the place.

Uji Tea Ceremony and UNESCO Heritage Walking Tour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team did this Uji walking tour, we got a proper glimpse of why this corner of Japan matters — architecturally, culturally, and to tea drinkers everywhere. The 3-hour loop takes you through UNESCO-listed Byodoin Temple, into a working tea ceremony at Taihoan (where Japan's green tea tradition actually started), and past a couple of smaller shrines in between. You're walking a compact but hilly area south of Kyoto with a small group and an English-speaking guide, sampling the whole Uji package: history, ritual, and a decent cup of tea at the end.

Okinawa Iriomote Island 1 Day Trip OK from Ishigaki Island!Complimentary photo data and equipment rental for Balas Island Snorkeling & Yufu Island Sightseeing

When Charlie from our team ran this Iriomote Island day trip from Ishigaki, we found a well-thought-through snorkelling and sightseeing loop that doesn't nickel-and-dime you. Six hours covers boat transfers to Balas Island for snorkelling, then Yufu Island for walking around, with all the gear sorted upfront — life jackets, snorkels, and even a guide wielding a waterproof camera to document your day. It's the kind of operation that's clearly thought about what travellers actually need, though the fitness bar is set moderately high and a few health conditions warrant a skip.

Kanazawa Omicho Market and Higashi Chaya Food Tour

When Lily from our team ran this Kanazawa tour, it ticked two big boxes: the geisha districts and the market. You start in Higashi Chaya, wandering lanes lined with wooden machiya houses and teahouses that feel genuinely lived-in rather than staged. The guide walks you through actual geisha history without overdoing it, then the route pivots to Omicho Market—a sprawling 300-year-old seafood and produce hub where locals actually shop. The tasting component kicks in here: you're sampling what vendors recommend, not following a set menu. Three hours total, small group, and it's the kind of tour that lands you eating proper lunch rather than tourist versions of it.

Kyoto Casual Evening Pontocho Food Tour

When Alex from our BugBitten team wandered Pontocho and Gion Shirakawa on this evening food walk, it felt like stepping into Kyoto's quieter, more atmospheric side. The 3-hour loop threads through lantern-lit alleys lined with traditional wooden tea houses—the kind of place where geisha culture still pulses quietly through the streets. You'll stop at four local spots for tastings (everything from seasonal dishes to grilled specialities), sip two drinks, and hear stories about the area's history from an English-speaking guide. It's pitched as casual and family-friendly, which it mostly delivers.

Ninja Experience in Takayama - Trial Course

When Lily from our BugBitten team tried the Ninja Experience at Takayama's Ninja Cafe, she stepped into a 45-minute crash course in authentic ninja training right in the heart of this beautifully preserved mountain town. Set in a facility packed with historical helmets, swords, and tea utensils, the experience has you suited up in proper ninja gear and running through hands-on weapons training. Takayama itself — all wooden merchant houses and sake breweries — feels like you've wandered onto a film set, so doing this here rather than in busier tourist zones actually lands differently. It's designed for all ages and fitness levels, making it one of those rare Japan activities that works whether you're solo, with a partner, or with kids in tow.

45 minfrom AUD $38

For Narita Airport Users: Layover or Transit Guided Private Tour

★ 4.9 (23)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Japan

For Narita Airport Users: Layover or Transit Guided Private Tour

When Jake from our team tried this Narita layover tour, it became clear why travellers with a few hours between flights swear by it. You meet inside the airport, skip the confusion of finding your way out, and head straight to Naritasan Omotesando — a traditional shopping street near Naritasan Shinshoji Temple where the pace feels entirely separate from the airport chaos. The walk covers the main cultural hits of the area in 3–4 hours, and your guide keeps an eye on your onward flight time so you're never rushed or cutting it close. It's thoughtfully designed for people who'd otherwise kill time in a lounge.

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $217

Osaka:Zen Tea Ceremony and Foot Bath Experience

★ 4.9 (23)

🧖 Wellness & Spa

Japan

Osaka:Zen Tea Ceremony and Foot Bath Experience

When Em from our BugBitten team tried this Osaka tea ceremony, it packed a lot of calm into 60 minutes. You learn the actual technique for whisking matcha in a proper temple setting, then sit with your brew and some wagashi while your feet soak in hot water—complete with a gentle foot rub. It's the kind of thing that feels indulgent but costs less than you'd expect, and the whole vibe is built around letting you decompress rather than rush through. Good for solo travellers, couples, or anyone who wants a tactile break from sightseeing.

Private Ring Craft Experience in Nagasaki

When Ben from our BugBitten team tried this ring-crafting workshop in Nagasaki, he spent 90 minutes learning Tankin, a traditional Japanese metalworking technique. You pick your metal, thickness, and texture pattern, then use hammers and special tools to shape a custom ring by hand. It's set up as a guided, hands-on class where the instructor walks you through each step and helps capture some keepsakes of your work. The workshop sits in an accessible location with decent public transport nearby, and it genuinely delivers on the promise of taking home something you've made yourself — not mass-produced.

Niigata Private Custom Tour with Local Guide

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this six-hour custom tour around Niigata, we got a proper taste of the region beyond the city limits. You're paired with an English-speaking local guide who shapes the itinerary around your interests — hitting spots like the historic Yahiko Shrine perched in the foothills with ropeway views, the metalcraft workshops and streets of Tsubame-Sanjo, or the coastal seafood markets at Teradomari. The guide steers you through local history and craft traditions with genuine depth. It's a flexible day that mixes cultural and natural ground, moving via public transport (private vehicles available if you arrange it separately).

Professional Japanese Anime Voice Acting Workshop in Tokyo

When Mia from our BugBitten team stepped into a Tokyo dubbing studio for this two-hour workshop, she got a genuine taste of what anime voice acting actually involves — not the Hollywood fantasy version, but the real graft of hitting emotional beats while staring at a silent screen. You'll work one-on-one with a working voice actor, learn mic technique and script timing, then attempt your own character dub. The studio's tucked near solid public transport in central Tokyo, and the vibe is properly welcoming to complete beginners (no Japanese needed). It's niche, it's hands-on, and it's exactly what it promises.

2 hoursfrom AUD $213

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