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WONDERS OF JAPAN
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Tokyo
Asakusa Kannon Temple
Tokyo Fish Market
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Kamakura Great Buddha
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Chion-in Temple
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Kyoto
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& Higashi Hongan Temples
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Ryoan-ji Rock Garden
Sanjusangen
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Why are its 1000 Buddha statues famous?
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What are its "nightingale floors"?
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Is it Japan's best castle?
Why can't you see all rocks simultaneously?
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