Nobunaga’s gavesite
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A unique aussie style cafe and hair salon in one shop, encouraging an English speaking environment and offering English classes.
Experience the sake world of Kyushu.
Associate Professor at Kyoto Prefectural University and Specialist in Japanese History and Culture and UK-Japan Relations 京都府立大学文学部准教授（国際文化交流）山口 エレノア
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Hello,
is he buried in two places? Kyoto and Koya-san? I do not get it…
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Hi. Japanese usually cremate the dead. Sometimes shrines are made and the ashes are placed in different locations. Especially for famous people of the past and especially if they die away from their homelands.
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