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Kamakura part two
Japan seems to be fascinated with anything gigantic, which may explain why Godzilla came into being. If I recall correctly, there is another giant buddha in Nara (more on this later). International Ch… more →
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CruiseWest's World Cruise 2010-2011
funbytheton wrote 6 months ago: World Cruises Cruise West’s new adventure: The Voyages of the Great Explorers Folowing the route of … more →
Morocco-Tetouan Key Facts
propertyzonedirect wrote 6 months ago: Tangiers/Tétouan is one of the sixteen regions of Morocco. It is situated in north-eastern part of t … more →
Dispatches From Asia: Lights Out In Hội An
isntanything wrote 7 months ago: A schoolgirl offering her lantern to the river. The roar of the motor peeling by the door ended abru … more →
Mt. Hamiguitan's "bonsai" forests
balatucan wrote 8 months ago: Mount Hamiguitan to World Heritage list Ferdinand Zuasola A top official of the United Nations Educa … more →
The Disneyland'isation of la Antigua, Guatemala
quintamacondalive wrote 8 months ago: La Antigua’s 16th century San José cathedral on the city’s central plaza is being repain … more →
Kamakura part two
denryuu wrote 1 year ago: Japan seems to be fascinated with anything gigantic, which may explain why Godzilla came into being. … more →
Nara
denryuu wrote 1 year ago: Nara (奈良市,) is one of Japan’s ancient capital in the Kansai region, directly bordering Kyoto. … more →
