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kikugaike
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ogamikaeshi
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koshozan
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furuya no shuku
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nyoiyugadake
12:19
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tamakisan
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mizonumi no shuku
24:54
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kishi no shuku
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godaisondake
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kongotawa
38:13
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Fabio Keiner Wien, Austria
came alone, will leave alone and all my lifetime I stayed alone (zen buddhist wisdom:))
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