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The '''walking distance measure''' denotes the distance that can be travelled by [[walking]] in a fixed amount of time. In [[Japan]], the standard measure for walking distance is 80 metres = one minute walking time. This is the standard used in real estate listings, for example, if a building is 10 minute walk from a particular train station it is 800 metres away. |
The '''walking distance measure''' denotes the distance that can be travelled by [[walking]] in a fixed amount of time. In [[Japan]], the standard measure for *walking distance is 80 metres = one minute walking time. This is the standard used in real estate listings, for example, if a building is 10 minute walk from a particular train station it is 800 metres away. |
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* The walking distance measure is (1) one step per foot. |
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The walking distance measure denotes the distance that can be travelled by walking in a fixed amount of time. In Japan, the standard measure for *walking distance is 80 metres = one minute walking time. This is the standard used in real estate listings, for example, if a building is 10 minute walk from a particular train station it is 800 metres away.
- The walking distance measure is (1) one step per foot.
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