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Nakanoshima in Osaka Japan
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Dojima bridge |
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Yodoya bridge |
Stroll road |
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Bank of Japan |
Public hall |
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Hall entrance |
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Keihan train entrance |
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Nakanoshima means "Middle Island". It's a narrow stretch of land sandwiched between the Dojimagawa and Tosaborigawa rivers. In the Edo Period, there were many warehouses of domains from all over Japan along these riverbanks, to which virtually every product in Japan was transported to be bought and sold. It is a business street lines with the skyscraper recently.
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