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      <description>There are so many places to go in the world. </description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>February 3 and February 4: Setsubun<br>An unofficial Japanese holiday. In setsubun, the Japanese celebrate the beginning of spring (on February 3, the last day of the winter season - setsubun, on February 4, the first day of the spring season - rishun). One of the traditions is mamemaki, people throw fried beans out of their homes, shouting "Oni-wa soto, fuku-wa uchi" ("demons outside, well-being in the house"). Each region has its own variation of this phrase, in one temple in Nara prefecture demons are even invited inside. Also, everyone eats the appropriate amount of beans for their age. In recent years, shops have started selling peanuts for setsubun.</div>]]></description>
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