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South Korea is to increase customs inspections targeting capsules of powdered human flesh smuggled in from China and taken as medicine. ... 
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We all know that Japan's drug laws are pretty darn strict. But, did you know that crystal meth was originally invented in Japan?
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Once shunned as outdated and unproven, kanpō (Chinese herbal therapy) is currently making a vibrant comeback in Japan. ...
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River of drugs and booze in LaosHerald SunPublic servant Debbie Young said she and her husband weren't out to party when they went to Laos as part of their recent honeymoon, but plenty of others were.
Nick Flanagan's curator insight,
December 12, 2012 11:17 AM
Surprised at how many Australians go to Laos each year. Up to 30,00 tourists a year and most of them are there for the drugs. It was iteresting to hear about how some of the food they serve in restaurants over there are made with marijuana in it. I think the biggest thing in this article is about the tubes that float down the river with the drugs right on it. i also find it interesting that this only mentioned all the Australian tourists. It makes me wonder how many people from other countries travel there each year for the same reason.
Peter Alan Lloyd's curator insight,
April 3, 2013 2:45 AM
Backpacker party town Vang Vieng features in my novel Back, when the modern-day trekkers spend some time there before heading into the jungle. I like the place personally but it's still a culture shock coming upon it in the wilds of Laos.
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