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The
Palace
Mt.
Fuji Sunrise
Fall
Colors
The
Deer Dance
Hanami
A
Festival
In
a Classroom
A
Scarecrow
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| Originally
built for the Tokugawa Shogun, The Palace now houses the Japanese emperor.
The bridge is called the "Double Bridge." |
Sunrise from
the top of Mt. Fuji. Climbing season is during July and August and everyone
in Japan tries to climb it once in their lifetime. |
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| Fall colors
from a shrine north of Tokyo. For a California boy, the fall colors are
striking. |
The "Shikanmai"
or deer dance festival. The role of the deer are played each year by local
junior high school students. |
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| Waiting for
"Hanami," or cherry blossom viewing. This is one of the many excuses
for a drinking party in Japan. |
Students
performing in a local festival. |
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| Inside a local
junior high school classroom. The calligraphy on the back wall says "The
White Snow of Mt. Fuji." |
A scarecrow.
Japan has some of the biggest crows in the world rendering these scarecrows
basically useless. |
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Jane run (video) | Watch
some flower magic (animation)] |