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Ota Dokan, Japanese Samurai Statue On The First Floor Of Tokyo International Forum Editorial Photo


Ota Dokan, Japanese samurai statue on the first floor of Tokyo International Forum Editorial Stock Photo
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Tokyo, Japan - April 28 2018: Ota Dokan, Japanese samurai who credited with building numerous castles in Kanto area, his statue located on the first floor of Tokyo International Forum

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