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English:
A photo of Aki
en:Matsuri
(fall festival) in the village of Fukuura, in
Ainan
,
en:Japan
. The men in the photo are mostly fisherman and they are carrying a
en:mikoshi
, a type of portable shrine used during festivals in Japan.
The photo was uploaded by the author, an English teacher working in the town.
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| Date | 3 June 2008 (original upload date) |
| Source | Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons by ArchetypeRyan . |
| Author | ArchetypeRyan at English Wikipedia . |
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- 2008-06-03 06:50 ArchetypeRyan 3264×2176×8 (2056128 bytes) A photo of Aki [[Matsuri]] (fall festival) in the village of Fukuura, in [[Ainan, Ehime|Ainan]], [[Japan]]. The men in the photo are mostly fisherman and they are carrying a [[mikoshi]], a type of portable shrine used during festivals in Japan. The ph