Maigo in Hyogo: April ’11
Where in Hyogo can you see this majestic mountain view?
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Maigo in Hyogo: April ’12
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This dashing young man may look familiar if you’re big on Japanese history and drama – moreso if you’re interested in books you shouldn’t write in. 　
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Himeji Riiide
PEPY stands for “Protect the earth, protect yourself.†In 2005, former JET Daniela Papi and Greta Arnquist began their long-term contribution to education in Cambodia, and their initiative has been growing ever since.