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Time travel to the Meiji era at 1.4 km long Ome-Kage Tunnel walkway in Yamanashi, Japan: soot remains on the wall, railway signs, let's visit the abandoned railway track (Sankei Shimbun)

明治時代へ1.4キロの時間旅行 山梨・大日影トンネル遊歩道 すすが残る壁面、鉄道標識 行ってみよう廃線跡(産経新聞)

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  1. 明治時代へ1.4キロの時間旅行 山梨・大日影トンネル遊歩道 すすが残る壁面、鉄道標識 行ってみよう廃線跡(産経新聞)Time travel to the Meiji era at 1.4 km long Ome-Kage Tunnel walkway in Yamanashi, Japan: soot remains on the wall, railway signs, let's visit the abandoned railway track (Sankei Shimbun)news.yahoo.co.jp · ja ·
  2. 明治時代へ1.4キロの時間旅行 山梨・大日影トンネル遊歩道 すすが残る壁面、鉄道標識1.4-kilometer time travel to the Meiji era: Yamanashi Oonakayama Tunnel footpath with soot-covered walls and railway signsassets.wor.jp · ja ·

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