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Angela Saurine

Reporter · AU

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Sep 13, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Angela Saurine

    I hiked Japan’s epic samurai trail with a child in tow. It surprised me (opens the original)

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    The small bear bell tied to my backpack jingles as my eight-year-old son and I walk hand in hand through a bamboo grove up the slope to the site where Tsumago Castle once stood. Suddenly, Oliver stops and bends down to pick up a pine cone he spots in the leaf litter before we continue the climb. At the summit, we settle onto a crumbling wooden bench, the morning sun warming our backs as we gaze across layers of mountains unfurling into the distance. We wonder aloud what it might have been like t

  2. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Angela Saurine

    I hiked Japan’s epic samurai trail with a child in tow. It surprised me (opens the original)

    Excerpt · English

    Read excerpt

    The small bear bell tied to my backpack jingles as my eight-year-old son and I walk hand in hand through a bamboo grove up the slope to the site where Tsumago Castle once stood. Suddenly, Oliver stops and bends down to pick up a pine cone he spots in the leaf litter before we continue the climb. At the summit, we settle onto a crumbling wooden bench, the morning sun warming our backs as we gaze across layers of mountains unfurling into the distance. We wonder aloud what it might have been like t

  3. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Angela Saurine

    I hiked Japan’s epic samurai trail with a child in tow. It surprised me (opens the original)

    Excerpt · English

    Read excerpt

    The small bear bell tied to my backpack jingles as my eight-year-old son and I walk hand in hand through a bamboo grove up the slope to the site where Tsumago Castle once stood. Suddenly, Oliver stops and bends down to pick up a pine cone he spots in the leaf litter before we continue the climb. At the summit, we settle onto a crumbling wooden bench, the morning sun warming our backs as we gaze across layers of mountains unfurling into the distance. We wonder aloud what it might have been like t

  4. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Angela Saurine

    I hiked Japan’s epic samurai trail with a child in tow. It surprised me (opens the original)

    Excerpt · English

    Read excerpt

    The small bear bell tied to my backpack jingles as my eight-year-old son and I walk hand in hand through a bamboo grove up the slope to the site where Tsumago Castle once stood. Suddenly, Oliver stops and bends down to pick up a pine cone he spots in the leaf litter before we continue the climb. At the summit, we settle onto a crumbling wooden bench, the morning sun warming our backs as we gaze across layers of mountains unfurling into the distance. We wonder aloud what it might have been like t

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