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Japanese kabuki actor Nakamura Shido said on a TV show that he travels with his family on weekends in a luxury camper van. They drove around Hokkaido and visited Izumo Taisha shrine.
Japanese kabuki actor Nakamura Shido revealed on the TV program ABEMA TIMES that he spends weekends traveling with his family in a luxury camper van. He mentioned that they drove around Hokkaido. According to another source, the actor purchased the camper van for family trips, and they also visited Izumo Taisha shrine. The actor's children confirmed the trips, and the host noted the resemblance between father and son.
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Japanese kabuki actor Nakamura Shido said he spends weekends traveling with his family in a luxury motorhome. He mentioned they completed a trip aroun...
Japanese kabuki actor Nakamura Shido said he spends weekends traveling with his family in a luxury motorhome. He mentioned they completed a trip around Hokkaido. The statement was made during the ABEMA TIMES TV program.
Japanese kabuki actor and film star Nakamura Shido revealed he purchased a motorhome for family travel. On a TV show, he said they drove around Hokkai...
Japanese kabuki actor and film star Nakamura Shido revealed he purchased a motorhome for family travel. On a TV show, he said they drove around Hokkaido and visited Izumo Taisha shrine. His children confirmed the trips, and the host noted the resemblance between father and son.
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