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The charm of the symbol “Tsuzumi-mon” at Kanazawa Station

24/03/2021 by Tabimania JAPAN

Ishikawa Prefecture, where the castle town still remains and you can experience the old days of Japan.It is one of the most popular prefectures among Japanese people because it has abundant hot spring towns and faces the Sea of Japan, … Read More

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