Are there any members living in Japan?

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Hello...I visited Japan last year and was fortunate enough to have secured behind-the-scenes tours of several zoos and aquariums, and to have learned about on-going field studies (salamanders and invertebrates). I plan to return this year and wondered if there were any members who might offer advice about institutions and natural sights to visit? Thank you.
 
Look for a member named"TJ" in the members list, he is actually from denver but has been living there for about 20 years and knows lots of caudate people over there.
 
Thanks you very much, I'll do that, Best regards, Frank
 
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