File:Aso kitamukidani forest.jpg
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English: Daiichi-Shirakawa bridge of Minami-Aso railway crossing Aso Kitamuki-dani old growth forest at Ozu town, Kumamoto, Japan.
日本語: 熊本県大津町にある阿蘇北向谷原始林。中央は南阿蘇鉄道の第一白川橋梁。 |
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