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== KANTO PLANE & Musashi Region (including Tokyo) ==




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@Mt. Fuji

            
Omiya Shrine  

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Mt.Fuji <------100Km------OMIYA-|50Km---> Mt.Tsukuba
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@@@North of Tokyo Bay

ššš Center of Japanese Archiperagoššš





œ Mt. Fuji From Arakawa River and Omiya City

œ@The Arakawa River with Japan's Greatest Riverside

œ@Omiya Hikawa Shrine

œ@Japanese Cherry Blossoms

œ The Tonegawa River with Japan's Greatest Catchment Area

œ@Saiatama New Business Center

œ@Rural Area

œ@Mt. Tsukuba


Appendix 1F@Tokyo Bay

Appendix ‚QF@Mt. Asama

Appendix ‚RF@Arakawa Rainbows

Appendix ‚SF@The Old-Tonegawa River

Appendix ‚TF@Saitama Stadium (for World Cup 2002)

Appendix ‚UF@Kawagoe Line

Appendix ‚VF@Toda Riverside

Appendix 8: Japan's Oldest Soccer-Specific Stadium

Appendix 9: B/W Tokyo and Saitama over Bridge

Appendix 10: Arakawa Watergate B/W Urawa and Shibi

Appendix 11: Urawa Komaba Sports Stadium

Appendix 12: North Limit of Kanto Plane

Appendix 13: Moto (old) -Arakawa River (on Fault)

Appendix 14: Nagatoro Chute (Upper Arakawa)




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