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1 Nov 2009: Kawazu - Amagi [photos and video from 30 Oct 2009]
Water. Flowing water.
Amagi 天城
The Amagi area is the highest part of the backbone of ridges that stretches down the center of the Izu Penninsula.
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1 Nov 2009: Kawazu - Amagi [photos and video from 30 Oct 2009] Water. Flowing water. Amagi 天城 The Amagi area is the highest part of the backbone of ridges that stretches down the center of the Izu Penninsula. |
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