What in the world is it made of?
Amazingly the arch is still standing
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ABabeNChrist
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Amazingly the arch is still standing
Amazingly the arch is still standing
What in the world is it made of?
What in the world is it made of?
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Bowlie
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Re: Amazingly the arch is still standing
According to Snopes the second photo is not Nagasaki, but Kozuchi.
Nagasaki is in the far SE of Japan, a long way from where the tsunami hit (the NW).
Nagasaki is in the far SE of Japan, a long way from where the tsunami hit (the NW).
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ABabeNChrist
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Re: Amazingly the arch is still standing
Thank you Bowlie
Still amazing that both of these arches where able to withstand such devastation with little to no apparent damage.
Still amazing that both of these arches where able to withstand such devastation with little to no apparent damage.
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Bowlie
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Re: Amazingly the arch is still standing
In Japan those Shinto arches are ... ubiquitous. You see them everywhere. Having two survive major disasters is probably well within the laws of probability - or, perhaps, shows the power of kami-no-michi gods!