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Yamanashi Prefecture
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Kamikuishiki
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Emperor
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Sakyō-ku
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Ukyō-ku
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Fuchu
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Hachiōji
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beach
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Hamamatsu
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peninsula
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Izu Hanto
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Ishikawa Prefecture
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Iwate Prefecture
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spring
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Hiraizumi, Iwate
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strait
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Bungo
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river
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Asakawa
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lake
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Biwa-ko
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Kizaki-ko
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sea
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hill
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Fukuoka
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promontory
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Miyazaki city
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mountain
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Aso-san
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stream
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Mizusawa, Iwate
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island
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Ie-shima
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Iwo Jima
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Okinawa Honto
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valley
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headland or bay
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Sagami-wan
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mountain
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Yamanashi Prefecture
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tree
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Tochigi Prefecture
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pine
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Takamatsu
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forest
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Aomori Prefecture
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sugi
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Suginami
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rice paddy
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Ōda
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Yamato
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Nara Prefecture
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Hitachi
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naka
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Ibaraki Prefecture
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Sagami River
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Tango
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Kyoto
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Niigata Prefecture
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2004 Chūetsu earthquake
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