Bungee jumping for new adults in Japan

Bungee jumping for new adults in Japan

An annual bungee jumping event is held at a 100-meter-tall suspension bridge in Hitachiota near Tokyo for 10 Japanese who attained adulthood in fiscal 2019. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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