Decorations Cable Car (Ikoma Cable Car)

Ikoma, Nara, Japan

September 21,2006-14:42 pm JST

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There is a route of Cable car made for the first time in Japan in Mt. Ikoma of Nara Prefecture. To carry the worshipper to Hozan-ji Temple in Mt. Ikoma-yama, this route was opened. It is also neighboring residents' life route now. Between the station before torii, and the treasure Yamadera station, it has become on the double track. A track becomes four the middle in the place where vehicles pass. There is a crossing etc. on the way uniquely as a route of Cable car. The vehicles used for 72 years changed to the present vehicles in 2000 for superannuation. The decorated vehicle of dog type a Bull・cat type Mike・organ type Doremi・cake type Sweet

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Asia / Japan

Lat: 34° 40' 58" N
Long: 135° 41' 31" E

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Canon5D,Sigma15mmDGfisheye,Manfrotto300N,Stitcher,Photoshop,Panocube

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Decorations Cable Car (Ikoma Cable Car)

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