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mache seminè Context Vwayaj a yo desideman "pa Tours". Konpayi an, ki opere nan vil atravè Ewòp, osi byen ke Azi ak Amerik, anplwaye espesyalis akademik nan konsepsyon "eksperyans naratif patisipatif" pou "vwayajè a entelektyèlman kirye". Li pouvwa son ponpye, men eksperyans yo te resevwa toupatou repitasyon pou ofri yon bagay yo satisfè moun ki souvan santi kout-chanje lè yo Tours gwoup jeneralize. Mache a nan katye Akihabara Tokyo an, yon sant popilè pou anime ak manga mega-fanatik yo ki fè moute kolore subculture otaku Japon an, se youn ki patikilyèman vole soti. Ki te dirije pa yon jounalis, yon akademik ak yon sineast, vwayaj la se fasil yo kite ou santi tankou ou ve yo te fobbed koupe ak reyalite soti nan Wikipedya.
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Context Travel’s walking seminars are defiantly “not tours”. The company, which operates in cities across Europe, as well as Asia and America, employs academic specialists to design “narrative participatory experiences” for the “intellectually curious traveller”. It may sound pretentious, but the experiences have received widespread acclaim for offering something to satisfy those who often feel short-changed by generalised group tours. The walk through Tokyo’s Akihabara neighbourhood, a popular hub for the anime and manga mega-fans who make up Japan’s colourful otaku subculture, is one that particularly jumped out. Led by a journalist, an academic and a filmmaker, the tour is unlikely to leave you feeling like you’ve been fobbed off with facts from Wikipedia.