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    The Temple of Five Hundred Gods
    The temple of goddess Kannon in Asakusa, Tokyo
    The temple of great Daibutsu
    The Temple of Heaven
    The temple of the God of foxes, Inari
    The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic
    The terrace of a teahouse in the bed of Kamo River
    The text of the memorial speech given at Ferenc Hopp's tomb on the 130th anniversary of his birth
    The theater in Saigon
    The three monkeys in the sacred stable
    The Tiger Temple carved in the rock
    The traveller sees mirrorlike fields... Luoyang area
    The tumulus of General Huo Qubing, topped by a small shrine to local deities, Xi'an area
    The tunnel of Lake Biwa Canal at Kyoto
    The turtle holding the stone stele in the garden of the Hopp Museum
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