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This Idyllic Coastal City Has Become Sweden's New Capital of Cool—With Michelin-starred Restaurants, Unique Design Shops, and Sky-high Saunas Original

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By Laura Moser
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My father bought a boxy silver Volvo on my first day of kindergarten. The car died on my last day of college, a half-decade after its speedometer broke at 124,000 miles. This, for most of my life, was all I knew of Gothenburg, the city on Sweden’s west coast that manufactured the only car I’ve ever loved.
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The Swede Life

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By Laura Moser, Felix Odell
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My father bought a boxy silver Volvo on my first day of kindergarten. The car died on my last day of college, a half-decade after its speedometer broke at 124,000 miles. This, for most of my life, was all I knew of Gothenburg, the city on Sweden’s west coast that manufactured the only car I’ve ever loved.
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Tokyo Is the Birthplace of Karaoke—Here's How I Spent Every Night of My Visit Belting Out the Hits of My Youth Original

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By Laura Moser
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Karaoke venues light up the night in Tokyo. Credit: ablokhin/Getty Images Last May, I met my childhood best friend in Tokyo. Neither of us had been to Japan before, nor had we traveled together since starting our families more than a decade earlier. When I touched down in the world’s biggest city after a whirlwind week touring Shikoku, I was still in high-powered traveler mode, armed with Google spreadsheets of all the temples and museums and shops we absolutely couldn’t miss.
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