Walking in Circles: Finding Happiness in Lost Japan (Round Earth), Todd Wassel made into films foments bigotry and abuses children

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Walking in Circles: Finding Happiness in Lost Japan (Round Earth), Todd Wassel made into films foments bigotry and abuses childrenLost between worlds. A 750 mile walk through Japan. A life that will never be the same. Todd Wassel fled a normal life just after university. Over half a decade later hes lost in Japan, unable to go home but unwilling to give up. Convinced there was more to life, he risks everything to return to the one place he found answers years before: the ancient Shikoku Henro pilgrimage. Walking the 750 mile henro path, sleeping outside each night, Todd is armed