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My name is Peter Orosz. I live in Tartu, Estonia. My family name is pronounced O-ros — it’s the Hungarian word for “Russian”, which I am not.
I’m the author of a book and some diaries about the long walks I regularly go on.
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A book about a five hundred kilometer walk across Shikoku, the smallest of Japan’s four main islands, in January and February 2019.
From a walk across northern Hokkaido, in August and September 2022, the second stage of my walk around all of Japan.
From the 500-kilometer walk across Shikoku in January and February 2019 that became the subject of The Wilds of Shikoku.
From a 4,300-kilometer walk across Japan, in the spring and summer of 2017, the first stage of my walk around all of Japan.
From a three-month journey in Iran and Iraqi Kurdistan, including an 800-kilometer walk across the Zagros Mountains, in the spring of 2016.
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You can buy a copy of my book The Wilds of Shikoku, and also a special edition of it, in my shop on Gumroad.
Check out a list of my long walks, mainly in Japan but also elsewhere in Asia and Europe, with maps, dates, distances, and descriptions.