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Two crab mascots to promote Kasumi, Hyogo Pref. On the left is Matsuba-kun (male, wearing a blue cap), and on the left is Kasumi-chan, a female crab with a yellow ribbon. Not sure if they're married. Crabs are a major product of Kasumi.松葉くん (02/14/13 at 21:45Guest_lil cp: how much will you sell that mascot for?
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09/13/12 at 03:57Guest_よし: 喜ぶ
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Honolulu Advertiser newspaper from Hawaii featuring a photo of a ninja from Koka who performed at Ala Moana Shopping Center in 1990.01/23/12 at 10:17Guest_Taeko: Great!!!
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Ninja looked at a cat's eyes to find out what time it was. If the iris was almost closed, it was noon. If dilated, it was late at night. Must've been troublesome to find and snatch a cat to find out what time it was.01/23/12 at 10:11Guest_Taeko: I felt fantastic and intelligent, ninjas know the ...
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Ninja house attic showing the thatched roof.01/23/12 at 10:09Guest_Taeko: I suppose that the ninjas were solitary
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Hearth with a escape hatch at the bottom. A tour guide shows you the gimmicks of the house.01/23/12 at 10:06Guest_Taeko: we talked and took pictures with him too
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The Ninja house was built in 1842. There is a guide (dressed in ninja costume) inside to show you around.01/23/12 at 10:05Guest_Taeko: ninja house is fantastic, I loved a lot. the nijas...
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Shinobi Shrine has a statue of Daikokuten, one of the seven gods of good fortune. He is worshipped for good marriage, food, and prosperity. Made during the early Edo Period, it's Japan's largest wooden statue of Daikokuten. 大黒天01/23/12 at 10:00Guest_Taeko: I went this fantastic place with my italian friend...
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The new Toyosato Elementary School building.07/02/11 at 10:20Guest_JSIM: I'll send my children to study there!
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Study desks inside public library. They face a window with a view of the new Toyosato Elementary School building.07/02/11 at 10:19Guest_JSIM: Very impressive!
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Public library in old Toyosato Elementary School. The renovations are very impressive.07/02/11 at 10:18Guest_JSIM: I wonder if there's K-ON! manga...
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View from the podium in the school auditorium. It looks like that they still use this auditorium.07/02/11 at 10:10Guest_JSIM: Great photo, I love it!
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End stairway with wash basin.07/02/11 at 10:05Guest_JSIM: I hope to visit that place at least once in my lif...
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This is one of two rooms in the building which has been reconstructed as a classroom for display purposes.07/02/11 at 10:02Guest_JSIM: I'd like they really use it to teach!
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01/29/11 at 00:44Guest_Francisco Baquin: Es gusto recordar bellos mometos vividos en Japon,...
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Going through the trap door.12/29/10 at 23:14Guest_manu: Naruto ninja girl ^^
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09/10/10 at 05:09Guest_Francisco Baquin: Soy de Guatemala, es algo agradable recordar el Mi...
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In the news: Article in Asahi Shimbun, Dec. 11, 2005 Sunday morning edition. The headline reads, "Let's Make an English Version of the Rowing Song."A reporter for the Asahi Shimbun in Otsu thought my project was worthy enough for a story in the Dec. 11, 2005 Sunday morning edition of the newspaper's Shiga News page (distributed in Shiga Prefecture).
The headline reads, "Let's Make an English Version of the Boat Song." It describes my project to create an English version of the song and have it sung at the annual choir contest in June in Imazu (which didn't happen in 2006). It also quotes people in Imazu who welcome my project for an English version.
2005年12月11日の朝日新聞朝刊の滋賀版に僕の写真展と歌の英語化を大きく掲載されました。あんなちっぽけな写真展で注目されるなんて想像もつきませんでした。
英語版を2006年6月3日に発表したあとも各新聞紙の滋賀版で大きく報道されました。詳細はここ。04/03/06 at 06:14Guest_mayumi: do you have the english version you made? your ph...
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Although not part of the Koto Sanzan Temple Trio (all Tendai Buddhist temples), most visitors also visit Eigenji together with the Koto Sanzan temples. Accessible by bus taking 30-40 min. from Yokaichi Station on the Omi Railway Line or from Hyakusaiji. 03/25/06 at 02:45philbert: Not a jizo
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Although not part of the Koto Sanzan Temple Trio (all Tendai Buddhist temples), most visitors also visit Eigenji together with the Koto Sanzan temples. Accessible by bus taking 30-40 min. from Yokaichi Station on the Omi Railway Line or from Hyakusaiji. 03/25/06 at 01:00Guest_Anon: Is it a jizo san?
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Although not part of the Koto Sanzan Temple Trio (all Tendai Buddhist temples), most visitors also visit Eigenji together with the Koto Sanzan temples. Accessible by bus taking 30-40 min. from Yokaichi Station on the Omi Railway Line or from Hyakusaiji. 02/15/06 at 04:13philbert: Yes. Most people thought it looked cute.
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Although not part of the Koto Sanzan Temple Trio (all Tendai Buddhist temples), most visitors also visit Eigenji together with the Koto Sanzan temples. Accessible by bus taking 30-40 min. from Yokaichi Station on the Omi Railway Line or from Hyakusaiji. 02/14/06 at 23:28Guest_Anon: Are those glasses the statue is wearing?
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