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As seen from a bank of the Oi River (大堰川)

oi river kyoto arashiyama 大堰川

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One Response to “As seen from a bank of the Oi River (大堰川)”

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    Hilda:

    I feel like I’ve been transported to an older era. Wonderful scene!

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