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Kyoto

1465. Gojo Bridge, Kyoto
1464. Gojō Bridge
1424. Kinkakuji, Kyoto
1442. Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion)
1460. The Silver Pavilion, Kyoto
1427. Ginkakuji Garden, Kyoto
1432. Rokkakudo, Kyoto
3428. Miidera Temple (1917)
3429. Arashiyama, Kyoto
1433. River Hotsu, Kyoto
1380. The Hozu Rapids, Kyoto and The Yamanaka Art Gallery (one of the ceremonial Tea Rooms)
1472. The river Arashiyama, Kyoto

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