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2599:North Korea
2591:Hitomi Soga
2587:North Korea
2535:Aka Akasaka
2507:Transit bus
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1299:Sado has a
1277:Sado island
1172:Mount Kongō
1138:Sado Island
1017:world peace
966:The former
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616:Sado Island
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331:138°22′06″E
226:Ryotsu Port
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3518:Categories
2975:29 January
2947:6 November
2942:"新潟県：佐渡空港"
2927:2017-11-02
2830:11 October
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2708:nippon.com
2630:References
2597:he met in
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1198:at 645 m.
1136:See also:
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2922:Planetyze
2605:Ikki Kita
2338:Rengebuji
1246:Lake Kamo
1132:Geography
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3233:Nagaoka
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2032:157.0
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2026:161.2
2023:178.4
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3192:Nishi
3182:Akiha
3177:Kōnan
3154:Wards
2593:, an
2546:有田 八郎
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2211:Today
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2187:2010
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2171:−8.2%
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1994:69
1991:68
1988:69
1985:73
1982:77
1979:81
1976:78
1973:72
1970:67
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1964:68
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