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The foliage season has come!

Now we can enjoy the foliage season in Japan!
Red, yellow, brown etc., being full of many kinds of colors. THIS PAGE shows you some photos.

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Mayumi OKAMURA

The manager of Project Japan

Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

Entrepreneur
love Kimono/ Onsen/ Music/ Traveling/ Eating/ Photos/ Movies

*70-80's hard rock, classic
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