Takarazuka Kagekidan

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Saiho-ji Moss Garden (42.72 km)

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Sakura season in Japan (42.72 km)

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Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara (46.81 km)

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Kyoto (48.18 km)

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Himeji Castle (60.04 km)

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San-in Coast (97.72 km)

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