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Albums about nagoya
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I have joined Hong Kong Productivity Council dec 2005. During the trips, I have chanced to visit Toyota, Yamaha, ANA, Kirin Beer and lots of Japanese factories.
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Japan Travel - Nagoya & Osaka
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On our way back to nagoya, stop at few plcs....."hontoni segoiiii" Tired n fun.
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A long long day
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A spiritual tour
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Japan Travel Winter 2006
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Japan Travel 2006 Winter
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Spring and Winter in Kyoto, Mie and Nagoya in Japan
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Tateyama Kurobo Alpine Route
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Pics from my time in Japan
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Japan Trip in Fall 2006
(Kyoto, Nagoya, Osaka, Shirakawago, Tateyama Kurobe)
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2006.09.09, nagoya cho, toyota museum, japan
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Japan (Kyoto, Nagoya, Osaka, Shirakawa-go, Tateyama Kurobe)
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NAGOYA ?W¥j«Î
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Selection of photos of our trip to Japan in April 2004. Dit is deel 2 (laatste) van de serie.
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Selection of photos of our trip to Japan in April 2004. Dit is deel 1 van de serie.
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My first trip to the Far East
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nagoya is famous for its tower, and their futuristic building.. amongst it is the oasis 21..
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Some Nagoya city snapshots...
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Nagoya Castle and other snaps ( Captured with SONY Cybershot P-8 Digital Camera)
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Lost in bad Japanese translation
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International trip to Asia between Oct 22 and Nov 9 2006
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part 2
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july2006 japan
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Trip to Nagoya,six attribute garden and Shirakawa village.
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Nagoya castle was the center of one of the most important castle towns in Japan and the most important stop along the road that linked the two capitals of Kyoto and Tokyo. It was destroyed by fire in World War II and was rebuilt in 1959.
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japan trip for andrea linfen daniel linsian clement
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Polish Economical Mision. Expo 2005.
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ILCPES Study Group Meeting
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Another fun weekend in Nagoya, Japan
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Round trip from NZ to Japan, Korea and China.
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Pictures from Tokyo, Hakone, Nagoya
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Japanese Gardens, Nagoya, Kyoto, Tokyo, Kagoshima
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In Nagoya
Date: 24/07/2005
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Immagini da Nagoya (viaggio in Giappone luglio-agosto 2004)
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A continuation of the great "Japan, Bitches"!
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An album of photos and image captures from my trip to Japan
in 2004 to celebrate Godzilla's 50th Anniversary and in 2007!
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Japan in Dec 2002
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Around town
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Nagoya Port Aquarium, Long Island, Namba Park
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Views around the city of Nagoya, Nagoya is the fourth largest city in Japan. The city is one of Japan's leading industrial cities. Manufactures include textiles, watches, bicycles, sewing machines, machine tools, chemicals, and ceramics. Major companies i
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The shrine at Narumi is in Aichi Nagoya Midori-ku Japan
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The place is Narumi-cho the Temples and shrines were constructed for the passing traders on there way to either Tokyo or Kyoto, Narumi-cho is situated next to Arimatsu town famous for it's Shibori fabrics.
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The sophisticated technique of tie-dyeing called shibori dates back to the Nara period (710-794), the history of the craft here only goes back some 400 years, to when the feudal lord from the province of Bungo--now Oita Prefecture--was ordered to assist i
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The kami enshrined at Inari shrines is named Ukanomitama no Kami, a deity which presides over the root of life. Known as a deity of fertility and reproduction, rebirth, growth and productivity, and protection against fire, the deity is worshiped for its g
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Osu is an old area revitalised by adding roofs over all the old single shops making it one huge shopping village, now it is famous for the bright orange Kannon Temple,and great food, and all the latest electronics (at cheap prices) this place was also fea
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Thought to be benefical by by many Japanese and obscene by many Westerners, Hounen Matsuri is held on March 15th every year in the small town of Komaki, which is just outside of Nagoya.
The word "hounen" means "a rich harvest". The festival and cer
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Shiawasemura Buddha is situated in Tokai city Aichi Japan. Tokai city is 20 minutes by train from Central Japan Airport on the way to Nagoya city.
Not far from Nagoya, down the Chita peninsula, you come to Tokai. (It can be reached on the Meitetsu local.
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Temples, Shrines, Mountains, Landscape
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The Historic Villages of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama. Gifu prefecture / Toyama prefecture
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Trip made in 1993.
Pictures about nagoya
picture: Tokai City Buddha Statue, Aichi Japan
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18.79 metre tall
Shiawasemura Buddha is situated in Tokai city Aichi Japan. Tokai city is 20 minutes by train from Central Japan Airport on the way to Nagoya city access from Syuraku-en station on the meitetsu line.
Happy village opened in April 1997 in Syuraku-en, where the dignified Great Buddha sits. Happy village has several facilities including a training gym a heated pool and 14 kinds of bathing rooms and a restaurant.
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