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Ibuki-yama |
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Mt. Ibuki |
| ichigo |  |
strawberry |
| Ichigo Ichie ˆêŠúˆê‰ï |
- | A once-in-a-lifetime chance |
| ichijiku |  |
fig |
| ichou no ha |  |
ginkgo leaves |
Ika |
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cuttlefish, squid |
| ikura |  |
salmon roe (the pic left is "ikura no gunkan-maki) |
| iga |  |
bur |
| imori |  |
eft, newt |
| inari |  |
Inari shrines enshrine gods of agriculture and business. (In old times they were gods of agriculture. Time changes the role of gods) |
| inari-zushi |  |
vinegared rice in fried tofu bags |
| ine |  |
rice |
| instant ramen |  |
instant noodles |
| Internet cafe |  |
internet cafe |
| inu |  |
dog |
| inugoya |  |
kennel |
| Inuyama-jo |  |
Inuyama Castle |
| Inuyama Haru-matsuri |  |
Inuyama Spring Festival recommended |
| ippatsu-gei |  |
very very simple and short performance |
| iri-goma | . | toasted black or white sesame seeds |
| iro-empitsu |  |
colored pencil |
| irori |  |
Japanese traditional fireplace; still can be seen in the country |
Ise-ebi Matsuri |
. | Lobster Festival in Mie Fref. |
Ise Ondo |
. | one of the traditional folk song and dance |
| ishidan |  h |
stone steps |
| ishidatami |  |
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| ishi-doro |  |
stone lantern |
| ItagakiTaisuke |  |
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| Ito Hirobumi |  |
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| itokonnyaku |  |
made from a root of devil's tougue. formed into thin cords |
| Iwakura Tomomi |  |
