Megane Bridge Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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the bridge made by the german prisoners
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I think it's a good idea to stop by the German Pavilion and study the history before visiting. I think the people of Naruto who still cherish it are also wonderful.
Inside the cannabiko Shrine, there are two bridges, the glasses bridge and the German bridge, built by German soldiers at the Itato prisoner camp. The glasses bridge of the masonry double bridge can still be crossed. The light blue of the pond was bright on the mirror pond of my wish.
I learned about the double bridge in the cannabis Hiko Shrine, commonly known as = glass bridge, but I thought it was a deeply moved bridge when I learned that it was built by German prisoners at that time.
Ishibashi built by German prisoners in the precincts of cannabis Hiko Jinja shrine
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A stone double bridge in the Kagamiike pond of Omahiko Shrine. It was built by German soldiers at the Banto POW camp. It is a bridge built in 1919 in 1918.
the bridge made by the german prisoners
I think it's a good idea to stop by the German Pavilion and study the history before visiting. I think the people of Naruto who still cherish it are also wonderful.
and now we can pass it.
Inside the cannabiko Shrine, there are two bridges, the glasses bridge and the German bridge, built by German soldiers at the Itato prisoner camp. The glasses bridge of the masonry double bridge can still be crossed. The light blue of the pond was bright on the mirror pond of my wish.
the glass bridge built by the german prisoners
I learned about the double bridge in the cannabis Hiko Shrine, commonly known as = glass bridge, but I thought it was a deeply moved bridge when I learned that it was built by German prisoners at that time.
Ishibashi built by German prisoners in the precincts of cannabis Hiko Jinja shrine
A stone double bridge in the Kagamiike pond of Omahiko Shrine. It was built by German soldiers at the Banto POW camp. It is a bridge built in 1919 in 1918.