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... when we roll into Kasama and things perk up. A snappy little town with tree-lined streets, parks and quaint colonial-era houses, Kasama is easily the nicest place I've seen on the road. As we drive in the road is literally being paved for us. Smartly ...
... in the middle of nowhere when we were already filled to the gills, and the ubiquitous flat tire. It was dark when arrived in Kasama and a difficult woman refused to move her car from the entrance to the butchery. One of our passengers had to get a ' ...
... , often side by side. Shinto shrines have distinctive "torii" gates marking the entrances to the sacred space. The Kasama Inari Taisha Shrine is one of the 3 most important Inari shrines in Japan. Inari is the spirit of grains, ...
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