File:Kumamoto géolocalisation relief.svg
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Summary
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Français : Carte physique vierge de la préfecture de Kumamoto.
English: Blank physical map of the Kumamoto prefecture. |
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| Author | Flappiefh |
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- Katashida Castle
- Katōda Higashibaru Site
- Kumabe Clan Yakata
- Mount Aso
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- Segonkō Kofun
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- Tanaka Castle (Higo Province)
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- Uto Castle
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