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When I had a little knowledge of Japanese classic historical figures such as Kojiro, a distant mountain, and Mito Huangmen, who carried a printing cage with him, I had subconsciously revealed the thick Japanese DNA.

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"Blowing snow" means: distant mountains, gold and gold.

In the distant mountains, Jin Jin filmed a play in the Edo era.

なので?でなぃことがほとんどです.

Tattoos, youth, debauchery, entry, entry, entry, entry, entry, entry. It's called "blowing snow" しかしこれもりぁみのみやのび 1242535436 またりりをするるやりするところををををををををを

The seal cage printed with "じぃさん" refers to the yellow door of the mito.

Mitsuko Tokugawa is the grandson of Tokugawa Ieyasu. As a direct descendant of Tokugawa Ieyasu, he was also one of the "three imperial factions" who helped the general to govern, so the vassals had to settle in Edo. At the age of 64, Mito Huangmen returned to Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture, lived in seclusion in Xishan Mountain Villa, calling himself "Xishan Hermit" and "Xishan Woodcutter" and devoted himself to compiling the History of Great Japan. When he lived in seclusion, he accepted the position of "Zhong" awarded by the general, which was equivalent to the "Yellow Gate Supervisor" of China in the Tang Dynasty, so the world used to call him "Yellow Gate". The Mito family inherited the great legacy of their ancestors from generation to generation. When the Meiji government promulgated the policy of "abolishing the clan and establishing the county", this arduous historical compilation career did not give up halfway and became the personal career of the Mitodchuan family. The History of Great Japan was compiled from 1657 to 1906, especially dedicated to Emperor Meiji. The 250-year career was finally completed at this time.

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Blowing snow, cherry blossoms fall like snow. Beautiful words.

Get a tattoo.

ちょんまげ in the Edo period and before the Meiji Restoration: men's bun. The first generation of the moon.

Yin He, Inru; [ろぅ] Small medicine cabinet. It seems that this place is used to recover the wicked. . .