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April 25, 2016December 2, 2016 Clark Parker

(1) Jinpukaku Mansion, Tottori

Reason to visit Tottori: Jinpukaku Mansion 仁風閣, built for Emperor Taisho (then Crown prince) during his 1907 visit. pic.twitter.com/VKcIbyLI9c

— the tokyo files (@thetokyofiles) April 24, 2016

An aerial view, per Google maps:

Jinpukaku Mansion Tottori.jpg

See also:

Tottori Sand Dunes 鳥取砂丘

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June 13, 2016 at 9:25 am

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