Exprience Japan On Spacia X by Tobu Railway -Steve Wide with Graeme Kemlo

You are listening to another Private Label sponsored podcast produced by Travel Writers Radio with partner Travel Monitor on behalf of Tobu Railway Japan. Graeme Kemlo interviews one of Australia'smost prolific authors on travel guides to Japan, Steve Wide. Steve and his wife Michelle Mackintosh spend about three months each year in Japan researching and writing their books, which are published by Hardie Grant Australia. For more information: tobu.co.jp Photo: Tbbu Railway's Spacia X Limited Express - the latest high-tech train from a railway company with more than 125 years of history behind it.

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