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NIKKO. KIRIFURI. THE TWIN WATER-FALLS SHOWN IN OUR ILLUSTRATION MAY BE REGARDED AS THE PRETTIEST IN JAPAN |
| book title |
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YA068 |
| author |
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Ｈ． Ｅ． ＢＯＴＴＬＥＷＡＬＬＡ |
| PHoto ID |
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YA068025 |
| GID |
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G0203851 |
| PhotoCD no. |
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K043009 |
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003175890 |
