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5 Story Pagoda in Nara Park
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Not really sure. |
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The tame deer of the park
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The (closed) entrance way to the largest wooden building in the world. |
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The Entranceway to the big wooden building |
Lots of deer at feeding time.
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Sunset over Nara
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Tom and I in front of the Big wooden building that
holds a huge Budda (the Dibuditsu or something like that)
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The big Budda himself
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Brad trying to crawl through a hole in a pillar that
is the size of the Budda's nostril (yes, I made it)
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The same entrance way, but, open this time
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Feeding the deer |
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Petting the Deer |
The Bear (Frapachino) ridding the Shinkansen (Bullet
Train)
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Palace in Kyoto. These paintings are hundreds of
years old. The floor is designed to squeak like a nightingale
whenever anyone walks over it - hence the name, the nightingale floor
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More from the palace, this is gold painting - as in the paint was real gold |
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The outside of part of the palace |
Tommy and I in front of the entranceway to the palace with the nightingale floor |
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Part of the wall to the palace |
A nice entranceway to a shrine in Downtown Kyoto |