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I first arrived in Japan in July 1977 at the city of Niihama on the island of Shikoku. I spent a total of 13 years in country, during which time I visited every prefecture. I resided in Ehime, Tokyo, Okayama, Kagoshima, and Kagawa—where I lived in Yokohama, sister city to San Diego, California, my current home. Much of my travel throughout Japan was done by bicycle with my cycling buddy Bryan Harrell, a current resident of Japan and a noted food & beverage journalist. I welcome comments from other Panoramia users with an interest in Japan.
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welcome to this place again！She is more beautiful！
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Locally, this is called Bluff Springs.
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WOW!!!
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Ancient hydrological stations,Baiheliang stone carving underwater ,Fuling,Chongqing.
Stone carp to the water mark, with its record low water change, predict the abundance of agriculture apology.
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Y*. Dimitris
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WOW! That's SOME pier you got there, babe!
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Grazie!
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This ancient gnarled fuji trunk (a relative of the wisteria vine) lies alongside the venerated temple walk between Kurama and Kibune, in the mountains outside of Kyoto. The trail can be found in the pages of Lonely Planet's Hiking Japan guide. Photograph by Devon Ward Hansen of Portland, OR. (2010)
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Erratum: Crowhurst's trimaran was named TEIGNMOUTH ELECTRON, not Teignmouth Electra [sic] as I mistakenly identified it in my original text. Teignmouth, England, was Crowhurst's departure point in his ill-fated attempt to compete in the single-handed circumnavigation race of 1969.
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Great stuff. My father was stationed there in the mid 1980s. Went to Pt. Arena Jr. High. It was awesome. Would love to get back
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