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Why the Japanese Sport of Gateball is Dying in Japan - Unseen Japan
It’s a game you may never have heard of. I certainly hadn’t until I saw the news about it. But gateball has been popular in Japan since the end of World War II. However, new reports say the sport, invented in Hokkaido and a favorite national pastime for decades, is on its deathbed. What happened? The emergence of a post-war pastime Gateball made its initial appearance in Japan in 1947. Suzuki Kazunobu (previously Suzuki Eiji) invented the game a…
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