Karasawa Heutte Sunrise
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Panoramic photo by H. Adi Saputra EXPERT Taken 10:58, 24/08/2010 - Views loading...

Karasawa Heutte Sunrise

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This is Karasawa Heute in Nagano, Japan. This panorama was taken around 5AM. Karasawa can be reached by taking a train from Tokyo to Matsumoto city, then taking a bus to Kamikouchi area, from Kamikouchi it takes 8 hours hiking.  Karasawa is located on the northen alps of Japan.

  • cholykurd.graphiker 3 months ago
    very nice pano or Zone
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