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Roofs-of-Japan

View of Mt. Fuji seen from this village is known as “Oshino Fuji” named after Oshino Village. My stay in Japan was limited but I was lucky to have one sunny...
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View of Mt. Fuji seen from this village is known as “Oshino Fuji” named after Oshino Village. My stay in Japan was limited but I was lucky to have one sunny day to capture the juxtaposition of the traditional village scene and the majesty of Mt. Fuji.
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