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English: Photographs taken during our trip, April 1985, by Trans-Siberia Express from Hoek van Holland with a stopover in Moskow, to Nachodka at the easternmost border of the then USSR. By ship to Japan, by underground to our first stay in a temple in the vicinity of Tokyo. From Tokyo with two sponsored Kawasaki motorbikes we travelled to the west, Kyushu, and to the north, Hokkaido.
日本語: 青森ねぶた祭。株式会社巴組鐵工所青森支店（青森市本町1-4-20、会社年鑑1985年版に記載）付近で撮影。日立連合ねぶた委員会の凱旋太鼓は直径3.35mあり、1980年から2015年まで35年間使用された。 |
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| Author | Marie-Sophie Mejan |
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