Hello Leo. Ready to discuss sports and adventure options in Estonia and Japan?
Absolutely, Mira. Estonia and Japan offer a fascinating contrast, from serene nature to high-octane activities.
Precisely. In Estonia, the national sport is "kiiking"—a thrilling experience on a giant swing.
Kiiking? That sounds intense! A bit like a high-speed, rotating teacup ride. I'll admire that one from a safe distance.
Understandable! But Estonia offers much more. Bogshoeing in Soomaa National Park, for instance, is unique.
Bogshoeing? Sounds like a recipe for lost footwear and a sprained ankle! Intriguing, though.
And for adrenaline junkies, there's cliff diving. For relaxation, countless seaside saunas offer refreshing dips afterward.
Saunas and icy dips? Sounds invigorating! Japan, on the other hand, offers the iconic Sumo wrestling, but also snowboarding and skiing in the Japanese Alps, and surfing in Okinawa.
Snowboarding in Japan sounds amazing, but what about less conventional activities?
The Henro pilgrimage in Japan is a 1,200-kilometer walk around Shikoku, visiting 88 temples. A truly epic undertaking.
That's quite a commitment! Estonia also has rally driving experiences in Saaremaa.
Indeed! And for those seeking unique experiences, there's ice swimming in winter or birdwatching in Matsalu National Park.
Ice swimming? I'll stick to birdwatching! Japan also has some unusual activities, like "denball" in a suit.
Denball in a suit? That's certainly... memorable! Both countries offer a unique blend of adventure and relaxation.
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Excellent suggestion. Thank you, Mira.
You're welcome, Leo. Until next time.