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Omni AM in the studio together. First time since 2001! OMNI AM in the studio together. First time since 2001! OMNI AM in the studio together. First time since 2001! Fresh rice crackers crisping up on the grill. Goes perfect with a cold beer! An Edo Period sled for children. The old Tōkaidō (Shinagawa). This stretch of highway leads out of Edo and then to Kyōto. 報国寺・Hōku-ji famous for its grove of 2000 bamboo trees. Former family temple of the Ashikaga and Uesugi clans. 鎌倉長谷寺・View from Hase-dera in Kamakura 鎌倉杉本寺・Sugimoto-dera, the oldest Buddhist temple in Kamakura

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Omni AM in the studio together. First time since 2001!
OMNI AM in the studio together. First time since 2001!
OMNI AM in the studio together. First time since 2001!
Fresh rice crackers crisping up on the grill. Goes perfect with a cold beer!
An Edo Period sled for children.
The old Tōkaidō (Shinagawa). This stretch of highway leads out of Edo and then to Kyōto.
報国寺・Hōku-ji famous for its grove of 2000 bamboo trees. Former family temple of the Ashikaga and Uesugi clans.
鎌倉長谷寺・View from Hase-dera in Kamakura
鎌倉杉本寺・Sugimoto-dera, the oldest Buddhist temple in Kamakura
Sedona, AZ
鼻でかい鷲
Desert mountains in Sedona.
Autumn leaves at Gōtoku-ji in Tōkyō 🏯
Grave of Ii Naosuke, shogunal regent from 1858–1860, at Gōtoku-ji.
From one of my TV appearances. Talkin’ about the Edo Period.
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