Japanese man completes 6,000 km rickshaw journey across Africa, ending in Cape Town.
Japanese man Yuji "Gump" Suzuki completed a 6,000-kilometer journey on foot from Kenya to South Africa, pulling a rickshaw.
Yo, check this out! On Sunday, a 34-year-old Japanese dude named Yuji "Gump" Suzuki rolled into Cape Town after over 6,000 kilometers on foot, pulling a rickshaw! This emotional journey kicked off in Kenya back in July and took him through Tanzania, Zambia, Botswana, and Namibia. He thanked all his supporters, saying, "I couldn't make it without you guys." Man's just out here running for fun, and clearly, he’s found his tribe!
This ain't his first rodeo, either. Suzuki's pulled that rickshaw across the globe, including a trek from China to India and even 5,100 kilometers through the U.S. His rickshaw weighs over 100 kilograms, and he rocks traditional tabi socks. Dude’s all about sharing the love on social media while inspiring others with his adventures!
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