Bremerton (CA 130) - Naval Cruise Book

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KotJe's equivalent to uijinies Squaref' :B Nioorect in Kotne. Q Li F if fl ' A Japanese Cattioiic Holy EuC1'1aIiSt procession. Inctustriai Koioe, with rain and a high lmmidifyi a hard Combination With men who iznow taeverages Lest, it's Aizariama two to one. tor wiiites. 36 ml l

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ill 7 W O NE? -vsfv-if -- 1 x.,f o . H II 0 Nj 4' Q5 y Q :Si ., , I A k KH U fx? ffl 1, l y K I -l' Y , 1' 'Q Q .'.' -'- ? Q I W X .'.'.'.'.-,-'. P vThe greatest iiherty port in Japann . . .this was the popuiar ctescription ot Kohe anct there was much to haciz this up. Kohe is oniy one out ot three though, tor Kyoto anci Qsaiea tit so cioseiy with Kohe that they must aii he consictereci together. Kohe is the port city tor this trio in one ot the heaviest inctustriai areas ot Japan. Qsaiza, its sister city, taizes in much ot the industry anct the Japanese cuiture. Kyoto is a religious center, notect tor its shrines anct ictois. The very craciie ot Iapan's cuiture is only an hour troni Kohe at Nara, the capital ot Japan untii T94 AD. Roaming through its Wooctianct parte ancl among the tempies anct shrines are niany tame cieer Whose horns are cut every Qctoher, an occasion tor ftestivai. Kyoto Was the capitai ot Japan trom Y94 untii 1868 anci. is rich in history and iegenctary iore. The oict Imperial Palace anct rnany teinpies can he visitect there. Qne ot the most unusual sights near Kohe is at Taiearazuiza. Here theatrical pertorrnances are given hy an aii-giri opera company Whose inenihers ctevote their entire iives to the theatre. n

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A Japanese earse Come on a my ouse The Deulnutsu Bucleula at Nara T e amous Ko uzujl pago a, at Nara eac t e 1 e eve s Sym o IZCS a aslc concept o Bu lust t1eo ogy The new Qsalza Castle 37 11 . - - he 7 hi fl fl - ho! 11 fy 1 1 Ll' L' f Chl' 1 1 .