File:Yamauchi Chiyo.jpg
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English: Statue of Yamauchi Chiyo in Kochi, Japan |
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Statue
The statue was created in 1965 by 高知工業会議所婦人会. [1]
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Original upload log
- 2006-10-20 22:30 Nobunaga24 2592×1944×8 (2292048 bytes) Statue of Yamauchi Chiyo in K?chi, Japan
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