Oklahoma City (CLG 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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ll HD -HiSS I ,gi 3 A lannuns 1-Umrl vity known for its lmtunif-ul lwauty. There, the mgn tliougqlit tht-y lnnl lmnnl llisiwylutnl, lor ilu' city has an amusement park cullf-fl lfaunily l,untl tliall vlost-ly l'l'St'lIlltlt'S tln- funmus US, park with its luiry 1-ustlt-S. inmwruil rimla-s, annl various nlln-r uniusvrm-nt rifles. llul lln' town is IllUSl known lor ilu- wurlfl-lztmmls Takarazulca Girls, un ull-girl singing znnl mlannving troupe-. Tlntsm- girls are trained for two yvurs lwlort- tht-y win 4-wr gt-t on tlimr stag:-, untl they play both male and lcnnilc parts. Al lllc lln-utvr, spt-1-itil t'i1l'llllUllt'S wvrv zxxaiilultlm' for English translation. At tlu' conclusion ol tln' slmw, tht- nn-n from tln- OKLAHOMA CITY were invited on stugt' lor tlm gittiifl linatlv. The town had much to offer for siglit-sr-1-ing, but will be remembered for the lalmulous Takuiwrziika Girls. TAKARAZUK , QQWA 4 A .JEAN , Q 4 R. fl, gat! T M fvki l , .1 V.f 'f,u'?SX A Q ..r,,il.i.rrr, , 4, f it 3 if l 'Vx 5, . Q uf.. ga , X Y ' uf. 5 . ,ata . M -+ S Y ,. , 4: We X 5- . 1 f NW if 1 3:21-wif' J W . . '-wi. V, ' ' 1 dim ,, I A! ' 5 A ' ' vw 312' If s ' if Q . fi? A ' . ,ffl JV, M .1.5Lm:in:, 'f f v ' :few x V at t , Y '. .K N- ' K A A li

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:Xl3UYl'f-lirew members prepare to take pic- tures ol' one of the many ancient buildings in Kyoto. ln Kyoto, as on all ol' the tours, shutters clicked constantly. lil,l'lfH RIGHT-Kintai bridge, lwaliuni. Known for its unusual shape. RIGHT-Monkey Mountain. One ol' the spots near Beppu. It was not misnamed, the mountain swarmed with them. They sat, squatted, ran and ate everything. BELOW'-Waiting to put on the straw shoes at the entrance to ltsuku- shima Shrine. They were definitely not made for Americans as they only Covered about half of the foot. IU 4. ii i Q L -i 1 ti' 'L x X, 'x N A Q N .