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“I’m yellow and white, and a bit blue” authored by Brady MIKAKO [ぼくはイエローでホワイトで、ちょっとブルー] ブレイディみかこ
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Re: Stocking Experience of Lake Fish by Local Elementary School Pupils (小学生達の湖魚放流体験)
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Re: Butterflies that Cross the Ocean, “Chestnut Tiger Butterflies” (海を渡る蝶；アサギマダラ)
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Re: Application to a Guide Interpreter Limited to My Hometown, Nagahama (長浜市地域限定通訳案内士への応募)
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Re: The Old Strategic Spot on Hokkoku Street; Yanagase (北国街道沿いの要衝；柳ケ瀬)
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Re: The Farthest Cape of ERIMO (最果の岬 襟裳)
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Re: Obihiro (帯広), in a Wide Plain (大平原の街 帯広) and Kushiro (釧路), the Largest Fishing & Trading Port in Hokkaido
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Re: Revisit to My Old School (懐かしの母校へ戻ってきた!)
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Re: The Wide Northland of Japan （北の大地）
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A Memorable Travel around My Adopted Home Prefecture, Hokkaido
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The Great Southwest of USA
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The Great Traverse on Trails of Surrounding Mountains around Lake Yogo
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Walking the Mountain Track that Samurai Warriors Had to Claw Their Way to Gain Fame
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A Natural Botanical Garden of Lake Yogo
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Spring in Full Bloom of My Hometown
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Re: The Start is the Most Important Part of Any Effort (最初が肝心)
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This is “GENUINE” Osaka! (これこそコテコテの大阪だ！)
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Re: Shinto Dedication to the Worship of Sugawara no Michizane (天神講)
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Kinomoto (木之本), Which Still Reminds Us of Many Travelers’ Coming & Going More Than 400 Years Ago
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A Buddhist Memorial Service at Around The Renowned Hot-spring Hotel of Onoe Onsen (尾上温泉)
