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         		 The Shamisen is guitarlike, but the drum section is covered in dog-belly, yes that's right, skin from the belly of a dog. Unless it's a cheap one, then they use cat.: by peter_allen, Views[380]
     
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         		 The spatula looking plectrum thingy is called a bachi (don't know about the spelling there), this is plastic, but traditionally they use ivory. The teacher produced a shiny new looking ivory one to show us, explaining that it's very expensive...where and how did she get that?: by peter_allen, Views[627]
         		 The Shamisen teacher (in black) says her shamisen was a gift from her mother and is worth $10,000.00 I didn't dare go near it.: by peter_allen, Views[438]
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         		 Natalie from Canada found this in her salad. She very humanely released it into a very well groomed flower bed. I assume it will be sprayed and dead by morning.: by peter_allen, Views[418]
         		 Andrew watches on as Simon delivers the speech in a very thick Irish accent, I'm sure the Japanese guests had no idea what was being said.: by peter_allen, Views[467]
     
    Simon Crean (yes that is his real name) from Ireland studies up on a speech. The guy who was going to deliver it was held up and Simon stepped in at the last minute.: by peter_allen, Views[495]
         		 Near the rear wheel arch it says 'me lady', although it might possibly have been meant to say 'melody'. But really, either way...: by peter_allen, Views[1294]
         		 This is, I kid you not, a Mazda Carol.: by peter_allen, Views[454]
         		 It seems a bit lost in the parking space.: by peter_allen, Views[448]
         		 The 'car' arrives.: by peter_allen, Views[397]
     
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         		 the 'Grand' hall: by peter_allen, Views[420]
         		 In the 'medium' hall, the curtain covering the screen is embroidered: by peter_allen, Views[431]
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    Out back, near the river: by peter_allen, Views[467]
         		 Inside the foyer: by peter_allen, Views[415]
         		 Aster Plaza: by peter_allen, Views[481]
         		 still outside, but slightly to the right: by peter_allen, Views[455]
         		 Outside Aster Plaza, the festival venue: by peter_allen, Views[458]
     
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         		 The A-bomb dome, it's all explained in the next photo if you can read it.: by peter_allen, Views[1307]
         		 Some guy: by peter_allen, Views[376]
         		 This sculpture depicts a clock with its hands set at 8.15, the time the bomb went off.: by peter_allen, Views[459]
     
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         		 More of the park with monuments in the background.: by peter_allen, Views[425]
         		 This is the museum devoted to remembering the bombing. I didn't go inside as it wasn't open when I wasn't at animation screenings.: by peter_allen, Views[445]
         		 The same fountain, but closer and from a different angle.: by peter_allen, Views[362]
     
    It's a fountain: by peter_allen, Views[418]
         		 Clock tower in Hiroshima Peace Park, I'm surprised this came out since I just had my crappy phone camera, it took a bit of Photoshop work of course.: by peter_allen, Views[614]
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         		 I found Nemo! Or his Dad, I can't tell the difference.: by peter_allen, Views[483]
         		 There's always something happening in Harajuku, what exactly it is I'm not sure...but it's happening: by peter_allen, Views[430]
     
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