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Watch Tug-O-War in Naha Japan -

Watch the annual Tug-O-War fight in Naha, Japan. Every October, the eastern half of Naha battles against the...

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Watch the annual Tug-O-War fight in Naha, Japan. Every October, the eastern half of Naha battles against the western half. Hosted by James Knott.

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