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Owakudani and his black eggs: the Japanese tradition that promises longevity

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In the heart of Hakone, Japan, this site attracts tourists with its volcanic landscape. With regard to particular food, kuro-tamago are known for the legend that promises up to seven additional years of life to those who consume it

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Owakudani and his black eggs: the Japanese tradition that promises longevity

In the heart of Hakone, Japan, this site attracts tourists with its volcanic landscape. With regard to particular food, kuro-tamago are known for the legend that promises up to seven additional years of life to those who consume it

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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