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Monkey D. Luffy Statue

Monkey D. Luffy Statue

The Straw Hat Pirates stand proudly as a symbol of hope and recovery.

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It was raining that day. I hope I can collect all of the ONE PIECE statues someday!

There was also a handprint below it, and my hand is tiny.

When I put my hand on it, theirs was way bigger than mine. But I don’t have a photo, so I’m not sure if I deleted it... so sad. I was taking photos nonstop the whole trip in Japan.

Maybe because it was raining, I got to take a good photo with Luffy~

But honestly, I like Levi more.

I don’t know why, but I couldn’t find anything here about Attack on Titan in Hita, only Oita...

Whenever I see Luffy doing this pose, it makes me want to copy it too hahaha. Do everyone’s photos end up with the same pose?

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I've been interested in ancient Egyptian artifacts and the pyramids since I was a child, but it was my first time traveling to Japan on my own, and I was more interested in Japan. Plus, the admission wasn't very cheap, so I just passed by and took a photo〜

But now it has come in handy. What a happy occasion.
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are both snacks I absolutely love. I'm actually a huge potato fan!

The fries are salty and crunchy, while the potato chunks are gone in about five bites. I like to suck on the last few pieces until they turn soft hahaha

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But I still wonder why the bags are so small? There are ten bags in a box, and I can eat half of them in one sitting... Sometimes I restrain myself and hide them away, only to discover they've expired.

(╯°Д°）╯︵ \/(.□ . \\)
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I won't hold back from sharing these beautiful photos with everyone! Because

it really was beautiful. Although the sunset was blocked, I still thought it was very beautiful, and I waited until the sun had completely set. I honestly think the sunset bus is a gift to humanity?

Hahahaha

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