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| #1 | "When
visitors are here , they might visit this clock powered by steam. |
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| #2 |  "One of the famous landmarks of our village, a gusuku, is in ruins with two arched gates . Some say the landmark is the highest point on the west side of our village, and that it was once used as a gun station and radar station. Other gusuku like this are found on this island, but some say ours is unique because it is built on red earth, instead of on limestone. A famous battle in World War II began at a river in our village." |
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| #3 |
"Our station is named after a scientist who lived in the 1600-1700's and discovered a comet, now also named after him, which comes back to visit about every 3/4 century or so.
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| #4 | "A famous square in our city can hold about 1 M people, and is said to measure about 880M x 500 M. It is close to forbidden." |
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| #5 |
"Our
first president became president for life about 1971 and recently
this memorial was built here in our city in his honor." |
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| #8 |
"Our
town has the same name as our island, which is the largest of
the seven islands in our chain ...and the chain of islands has
the same name as our island and our city. We are a favorite destination
for tourists, but fairly soon our community will say goodbye to
a large group of Americans based here since the early 1970's,
who have supported the subs and ships for several years."
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| #9 |
At
our altitude, we are considered among the highest capital cities
in the world. "
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| #10 |
"One
of our city's residents famously brought home an Olympic medal.
Before that uplifting achievement, he was one our city's many
fisherman, which is not suprising since we regard our peninsular
city as the capital of the country for the food that fisherman
catch." |
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