Hokkaido
Hokkaido Hokkaido Prefecture (北海道 Hokkai-dō) Capital Sapporo Region ... 2 JP-01 Web site www.pref.hokkaido.jp/index-e.html Prefectural Symbols - Flower ... Red-crowned Crane, Grus japonensis) Symbol of Hokkaido Prefecture For the dog breed, see Hokkaido (dog). Hokkaido (help· info ) (北海道 Hokkaidō, ...
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Hokkaido (Uncyclopedia.org wiki)
Hokkaido The northernmost island of Japan, known for its beer and American-style architecture. Hokkaido is also home to the Ainu, a ... the Tokugawa shogunate. Marijuana grows abundantly in Hokkaido, which is why it was occupied by ... of America from 1945 to 1951. Unfortunately, Hokkaido was completely annihilated by pi XBoxes falling ...
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Hokkaido (Wikitravel)
Hokkaido Hokkaidō (北海道) [1] is the northernmost of ... Home to Japan's aboriginal Ainu race, Hokkaido continues to represent the untamed wilderness with ... faux-German cottages. [edit] Regions Map of Hokkaido with circuits and subprefectures Alone among the main Japanese islands Hokkaido is not divided into multiple prefectures. Instead ... of the short-lived Ezo Republic Otaru, Hokkaido's largest port Sapporo, the capital ...
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Hokkaid?   (translated from French)
... 2 JP-01 Internet site www.pref.hokkaido.jp/index.HTML Prefectoral symbols - Fleur Rough ...
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Hokkaid?   (translated from German)
... island of the Japanese hauptinsel Honsh? separates. Hokkaido is in a moderate Monsoon zone, however ... of Japan Hokkaidokuerbis Portal:Japan Web left Hokkaido (Japanese) Hokkaido (English) HTTP://www.210521-journal.de/hokkaido.htm Hokkaido at the end of the Pacific ...
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Hokkaido   (translated from Dutch)
Hokkaido Hokkaido (???) are most northern of four large eilanden of Japan . Hokkaido lie at north of the island Honshu ... large as Oostenrijk . hoofdstad are Sapporo. On Hokkaido live in 2003 wide five millions, people ... of the area. On 26 September 2003 Hokkaido were found by very heavy aardbeving ...
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Hokkaido   (translated from Russian)
Hokkaido Hokkaido ( yap. , it is verbatim: "northern seaway"), previously ... laid the tunnel Seykan. Largest city of Hokkaido and the capital of similar prefecture - Sapporo ... the Far East. However, concept "north" on Hokkaido very relatively. City Wakkanai, for example, that ... Rima . So that average annual temperature on Hokkaido composes +8 °.Ch. Proximity Tikhogo ...
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Hokkaido   (translated from Italian)
Hokkaido This article is only a first draft ... geografia , you see the relative one category Hokkaido he is most northern of the 4 ... and less the most developed. In fact Hokkaido literally means region of the north. Before ... nature and inverni rigid, the island of Hokkaido attracts lovers of the nature and the ...
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Hokkaido   (translated from Portuguese)
Hokkaido Hokkaido (Hokkaido? in Japanese) it is the second bigger ... Sapporo , Obihiro , Otaru , Asahikawa, Kitami e Kushiro. Hokkaido is bathed, to the north and the ... Zan Mount (2.290 m) Province of Hokkaido(???) Capital Sapporo Region Hokkaido Island Hokkaido ...
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Hokkaido モデラーズエキシビジョン   (translated from Japanese)
Hokkaido モデラーズエキシビジョン Hokkaido モデラーズエキシビジョン(Or the ほ っ very and ... the び じ ょ it is) with, Hokkaido Sapporo city model exhibition. AliasMHE. AFV, airplane ...
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