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Fukuroda Falls
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Koran Kei
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Oirase Mountain Stream
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Irohazaka Slope of Nikko
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Togetsukyo Bridge in Arashiyama
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Tokyo Tower
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Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse
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Tokyo Skytree
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The Shiretoko Five Lakes
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Coral reefs of Sekisei Lagoon, Ishigaki Island
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Coral reef of Yabiji, Miyako Island
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Mount Fuji
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Top 3 Landmarks of Japan Coloring Pages
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Tokyo Skytree
The tallest radio tower in the world! Tokyo Skytree soaring high into the sky
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Fukuroda Falls
Flowing down in four tiers, this is one of Japan's three famous waterfalls
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Koran Kei
4,000 maple trees and the vermilion Taigetsu Bridge. A famous spot for autumn leaves in Aichi
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A few things worth knowing about Landmarks of Japan.
Fun Facts About Koran Kei
The Japanese maple trees of Koran Kei are said to have originated approximately 400 years ago when the chief priest of Kojaku-ji Temple planted cedar and maple trees.
Fun Facts About Tokyo Skytree
The height of Tokyo Skytree is 634 meters, which can be remembered using the word "Musashi."
Fun Facts About Fukuroda Falls
Fukuroda Falls is 120 m high and 73 m wide, and it is also called Yodo-no-taki because it cascades down in four tiers.
Fun Facts About Coral reef of Yabiji, Miyako Island
Coral reef of Yabiji, Miyako Island is one of Japan's largest coral reef groups extending to the north of Miyako Island, and it is also called the "Phantom Continent" because the vast coral reefs are exposed on the sea surface during the low tide of a spring tide.
Fun Facts About Coral reefs of Sekisei Lagoon, Ishigaki Island
Coral reefs of Sekisei Lagoon, Ishigaki Island is Japan's largest coral reef area, spanning between Ishigaki Island and Iriomote Island, and serves as a "cradle of the sea" inhabited by a wide variety of approximately 400 species of coral.
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