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- Phillies face third straight loss, postseason hopes in peril
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NAGOYA (Kyodo) -- French chanson and Buddhist sutras may seem an unlikely combination, but for 87-year-old priest Miruo Nakano, they have become a way
- French chanson monk Miruo Nakano spreads peace message
- 87-year-old Nakano merges French songs with Buddhist chanting
- Nakano performed at Yatomi event on August 7, urged peace
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Isabella Bird's 'Unbeaten Tracks in Japan': Kinugawa's beauty and a flea-ridden inn (Pt. 11)
Having obtained ample rest and gathered information in Nikko, Isabella Bird finally set out for the "unexplored interior" on June 24, 1878. From this
- Isabella Bird explores Japan's interior on horseback and foot in June 1878
- Kinugawa gorge's river and mountains captivate Bird's description
- Flea-ridden yadoya (inn) described as dark, damp, dirty, and draughty