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Toro site (Shizuoka) Hiromi(?) in front of the replica of a Jomon dwelling.
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| Toro site (Shizuoka), July 1974. My cousin Isao took me and his daughter Hiromi(?) to the site. | |||
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Toro Site is the site in Shizuoka where ancient people lived during Yayoi period (between around 5 century BC to 5 century AD). Replica of dwellings were constructed to show how they lived.
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Shizuoka countryside from a train.
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