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【008】SubsidenceBridge/Kochi

The magnificent green mountains, the blue sky, the blue Shimanto River, and the sunken bridge are the main tourist attractions. The bridge does not have a parapet in order to reduce the resistance of the water, in case the bridge sinks into the water during a major flood. To prevent trees and other objects from getting caught in the parapets and slowing down the flow of water, and to avoid further flooding of the river, parapets are not built from the beginning. In other words, the sunken bridge symbolizes the lifestyle of the people living in the basin, who accept nature as it is and live in harmony with it, rather than suppressing it.

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【007】Horyu-in Garden/Tottori

Horyu-in Garden and Jinpukaku is a Japanese garden with a pond and a circular garden in Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture. The Jinpukaku is a Renaissance-style Western-style building, and the Horyu-in Garden is a pond garden. It is a beautiful garden with Hisamatsu Mountain as its borrowed scenery and natural forest. This combination of a Western-style building and a Japanese garden is a rare sight that is not often seen. There are not many facilities where you can take pictures of the Japanese garden in a framed garden from Jinpukaku, a paid facility, making it a valuable spot.

Only one piece of each work will be issued, and only one person in the world will be able to obtain it.

These pieces will be of great value in the future!

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【006】TokyoTower/Tokyo

The Tokyo Tower is a 333-meter tall landmark in Tokyo, colored in warm yellow-red (international orange) and white. It was built in 1958 in Shiba Park in Minato Ward, and its official name is the Nihon Dempa Tower. At the time of its construction, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, was the world's tallest freestanding steel tower at the time at 312 meters, but the Tokyo Tower surpassed it to become the world's tallest tower. It celebrated its 60th anniversary in December 2018. Today, the tower continues to be a symbol of Tokyo and is highly popular among tourists from Japan and abroad.

Only one piece of each work will be issued, and only one person in the world will be able to obtain it.

These pieces will be of great value in the future!

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【005】ArakurayamaSengenPark/Yamanashi

In Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, about two hours by bus from Shinjuku Station, there is a park and shrine filled with the beauty of Japan. Fuji and the five-story Churei-to pagoda at a glance, and it is a spot that is highly praised by people from overseas for its "NIPPON" experience. The spot is located in the middle of Mt. Niikura, and the view after climbing 398 stairs is worth a visit. There are about 650 cherry trees planted in the park, and the Sakura Festival is held in spring, attracting many cherry blossom viewers. There is also a hiking course that takes you to the Niikura Fuji Sengen Shrine and Mt.

Only one piece of each work will be issued, and only one person in the world will be able to obtain it.

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【004】Mt.Hagurosan-fivestoriedpagoda/Yamagata

The five-story pagoda on Mt. Haguro is located in a row of cedar trees at the top of the first slope on the approach to Mt. It is said to be the oldest pagoda in the Tohoku region and was built by Taira no Shomon. The present pagoda was rebuilt about 600 years ago.The pagoda is a 29.0-meter tall, five-story wooden structure with a persimmon roof, and was designated as a national treasure in 1966. Nearby is a giant cedar called "Jijisugi," which is 1,000 years old and has a circumference of 10 meters. The long eaves of the cedar are as beautiful as the wings of a swan in flight, and the towering figure is graceful in all seasons. Some people even come to see the pagoda when it is covered with snow.

Only one copy of each work will be issued, and only one person in the world will be able to obtain it.

These pieces will be of great value in the future!

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【003】Happo-one/Nagano

"Happo One" was named after the ridge extending in all directions from Mount Karamatsu in the Hakuba mountain range. Happoike, a spectacular spot at an altitude of 2,060 meters. The beautiful Happoike, which reflects the three Hakuba Mountains like a mirror, can be reached in an hour and a half by trekking via gondola and lift. In winter, the gondola and lift are a bit expensive, but it is a great way to walk around the Hakuba mountains. Happoike is a natural pond, and you will be impressed by the mysterious beauty created by nature, which is different from the artificial pond created by a dam.

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【002】Kintaikyo/Yamaguchi

The Kintai Bridge is a five-span bridge spanning the Nishiki River in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. It is one of the three most famous bridges in Japan, and is designated as a national scenic beauty (in the area including the upstream and downstream areas) because of its rich natural backdrop. 1673, the bridge was built with a combination of wisdom and technology based on the wish to create a bridge that would not be washed away. The structure of the bridge, which spans about 200 meters of the river, is both elaborate and ingenious. It also boasts a beautiful appearance. 　More than 350 years have passed since its construction, and the technology and beauty of the Kintai Bridge continues to be preserved. No matter where you look in the world, there is no other wooden arch bridge with the same structure as the Kintai Bridge.

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【001】Shirakawa-go/Gifu

In the Ogimachi district of Shirakawa Village, Ono County, Gifu Prefecture, known as Shirakawa-go, more than 100 Gassho-zukuri, both large and small, still remain and people still live there. In 1995, the area was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is known as a place that preserves the original landscape of Japan, and is also said to be the homeland of Japan.