"Digital detox" trips gain traction in Japan

"Digital detox" trips gain traction in Japan

ATAMI, Japan - Photo taken Dec. 6, 2014, shows participants in a "digital detox" program in Atami, Shizuoka Prefecture, taking part in meditation with stones. (Kyodo)

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