Japanese, Tanuki,raccoon dog, (Nyctereutes procyonoidancientes),Japanese folklore, master of disguise, shapeshifting
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Tanuki, Japan
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begging Tanuki, toyoake temple shrine aichi Japan
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sneaky Tanuki, toyoake temple aichi Japan
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Happy light brown Tanuki, minami chita aichi Japan
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Sake Tanuki in Garden, Nagoya Japan
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Drunk Tanuki, Midori ku temple Nagoya,Japan
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very happy Tanuki, minami chita town Japan
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Happy Tanuki friends, Gamagori, Japan
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wise Grandfather Tanuki, nakanoin temple Chita peninsul...
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Tanuki of Japan
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Tanuki priest, Nakanoin Temple, chita, Japan
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Tanuki of Japan
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Zombi Tanuki, Japan
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Welcoming Tanuki, Chita, Japan
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Squashed Tanuki, Japan
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Soul Tanuki, Chita Japan
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Big Belly Tanuki, Chita Japan
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Album Description:
Statues of tanuki can be found outside many Japanese temples and restaurants, especially noodle shops. These statues often wear big, cone-shaped hats and carry bottles of sake in one hand, and a promissory note (a bill it will never pay) or empty purse in
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Uploaded by: stevesepics
In Webshots channel: travel - Album created: Jan 20, 2008
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Learning a lot about Japanese Culture all interesting. Ilook forward to the next ones
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Phyly67 2008.01.23 at 14:44:05 PST
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