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Fukuyama, Hiroshima, Japan - October 7 2019 : Scenery of the Fukuyama Castle. The castle was built on a hill on the Fukuyama plain and it was the capital of Bingo Fukuyama Han. Construction was started in 1619 during the Genna era, and was completed in 1622.

Wakayama, Japan - April 9, 2012: Wakayama Castle with Sakura tree

Hyogo, Japan - December 21, 2015: Himeji Castle

1989 old Positive Film scanned, the mountains view of Upper Engadine Valley, Engadine, Switzerland.

A view overlooking Niji no Matsubara in Saga Prefecture, Japan.

Top view of Hakkodate roofs from mount Hakodate at the beginiing of Hokkaido, Japan. This place is famous for night view, one of the best in Japan.

High up on a winter mountain skiers are having fun on the slopes.

Matsue, Japan - August 29, 2015: The keep of Matsue Castle from the entrance gate. The castle has one of the few original castle keeps remaining in the country.

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