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Urban photos – Gojocho, Nara, Japan. ‘Toshodaiji Temple.’

Urban photos – Gojocho, Nara, Japan. ‘Toshodaiji Temple.’ Complete image from my latest travel art blog article 'Sakura Japan.' Now online - sketchbookexplorer.com @davidasutton @sketchbookexplorer Facebook.com/davidanthonysutton #photography #japan #nara #buddhism #meditation #samurai #travel #travelblog #cherryblossom #cherryblossomseason #cherryblossomjapan
Urban photos – Gojocho, Nara, Japan. ‘Toshodaiji Temple.’ Complete image from my latest travel art blog article ‘Sakura Japan.’

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