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1 HOKU HOKU HOKU HOKU HOKU HOKU HOKU HOKU NORTH) NORTH) NORTH) NORTH) NORTH) NORTH) NORTH) NORTH) RIKU( RIKU( RIKU( RIKU( RIKU( RIKU( RIKU( RIKU( LAND) LAND) LAND) LAND) LAND) LAND) LAND) LAND) Why north Why north Why north Why north Why north Why north Why north Why north ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? North of KYOTO North of KYOTO North of KYOTO North of KYOTO North of KYOTO North of KYOTO North of KYOTO North of KYOTO longtime capital of Japan longtime capital of Japan Hokuriku AJEC (Around Japan sea Economic Exchange Conference in Hokuriku)

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HOKUHOKUHOKUHOKUHOKUHOKUHOKUHOKU((((((((北北北北北北北北 ======== NORTH)NORTH)NORTH)NORTH)NORTH)NORTH)NORTH)NORTH)RIKU(RIKU(RIKU(RIKU(RIKU(RIKU(RIKU(RIKU(陸陸陸陸陸陸陸陸 ======== LAND)LAND)LAND)LAND)LAND)LAND)LAND)LAND)

Why northWhy northWhy northWhy northWhy northWhy northWhy northWhy north ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

⇒⇒⇒⇒⇒⇒⇒⇒ North of KYOTONorth of KYOTONorth of KYOTONorth of KYOTONorth of KYOTONorth of KYOTONorth of KYOTONorth of KYOTO

((((((((longtime capital of Japanlongtime capital of Japan))))))))Hokuriku AJEC(Around Japan sea Economic Exchange Conference in Hokuriku)

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Situated in the midst of HonshuSituated in the midst of HonshuSituated in the midst of HonshuSituated in the midst of HonshuSituated in the midst of HonshuSituated in the midst of HonshuSituated in the midst of HonshuSituated in the midst of Honshu((((((((main island of Japanese main island of Japanese main island of Japanese main island of Japanese main island of Japanese main island of Japanese main island of Japanese main island of Japanese archipelarchipelarchipelarchipelarchipelarchipelarchipelarchipel))))))))

facing to Japan Seafacing to Japan Seafacing to Japan Seafacing to Japan Seafacing to Japan Seafacing to Japan Seafacing to Japan Seafacing to Japan Sea

JapanJapanJapanJapan’ssss 3 largest metropolitan cities 3 largest metropolitan cities 3 largest metropolitan cities 3 largest metropolitan cities

Tokyo,Nagoya,OsakaTokyo,Nagoya,OsakaTokyo,Nagoya,OsakaTokyo,Nagoya,Osaka areareareare

within 300km radiuswithin 300km radiuswithin 300km radiuswithin 300km radius

But geologically separated But geologically separated But geologically separated But geologically separated

from Pacific Ocean side of island from Pacific Ocean side of island from Pacific Ocean side of island from Pacific Ocean side of island

by high mountainsby high mountainsby high mountainsby high mountains(2 to 3 thousand meters of (2 to 3 thousand meters of (2 to 3 thousand meters of (2 to 3 thousand meters of altitude)altitude)altitude)altitude)

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Wet climate:Wet climate:Wet climate:Wet climate:Wet climate:Wet climate:Wet climate:Wet climate:

Annual precipitation:2,500mm Annual precipitation:2,500mm Annual precipitation:2,500mm Annual precipitation:2,500mm Annual precipitation:2,500mm Annual precipitation:2,500mm Annual precipitation:2,500mm Annual precipitation:2,500mm

v.sv.sv.sv.sv.sv.sv.sv.s. 1,500mm at Pacific side. 1,500mm at Pacific side. 1,500mm at Pacific side. 1,500mm at Pacific side. 1,500mm at Pacific side. 1,500mm at Pacific side. 1,500mm at Pacific side. 1,500mm at Pacific side

Very rich in water which lead, historically speaking, Very rich in water which lead, historically speaking, Very rich in water which lead, historically speaking, Very rich in water which lead, historically speaking, to to to to acumulationacumulationacumulationacumulation of local industries such as;of local industries such as;of local industries such as;of local industries such as;

Electricity consuming industriesElectricity consuming industriesElectricity consuming industriesElectricity consuming industries((((Aluminum Aluminum Aluminum Aluminum indutriesindutriesindutriesindutries for for for for exempleexempleexempleexemple))))

Textile industriesTextile industriesTextile industriesTextile industries

Semiconductor manufacturing Semiconductor manufacturing Semiconductor manufacturing Semiconductor manufacturing indutriesindutriesindutriesindutries

Major meteorological difference from Pacific side:Major meteorological difference from Pacific side:Major meteorological difference from Pacific side:Major meteorological difference from Pacific side:

wet wind from Japan Sea during winterwet wind from Japan Sea during winterwet wind from Japan Sea during winterwet wind from Japan Sea during winter

⇒⇒⇒⇒ abundant precipitationabundant precipitationabundant precipitationabundant precipitation

snowing very often thunder stormssnowing very often thunder stormssnowing very often thunder stormssnowing very often thunder storms

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HokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokuriku areaareaareaareaareaareaareaarea coverscoverscoverscoverscoverscoverscoverscovers 33333333 prefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefectures

ofofofofofofofof ToyamaToyamaToyamaToyamaToyamaToyamaToyamaToyama,,,,,,,,IshikawaIshikawaIshikawaIshikawaIshikawaIshikawaIshikawaIshikawa andandandandandandandand Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.((((((((ⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠ))))))))

But, this concept of area is not the area of public administration. In Japanese administrative sutructure, there is no intermediate government between national (central) government and prefectural governments. In Japan, there are 47 prefectural (local) governments

(including Tokyo metropolitan government). Because prefectures are generally too small, discussions continue for creating larger regional governments. Hokuriku may or may not be such region.Hokuriku Economic Federation (Hokuriku KeizaiRengoukai・・・Hokkeiren) is founded by enterprises of 3 prefectures of Toyama, Ishikawa and Fukui.

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HokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokuriku areaareaareaareaareaareaareaarea coverscoverscoverscoverscoverscoverscoverscovers 33333333 prefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefectures

ofofofofofofofof Toyama,Toyama,Toyama,Toyama,Toyama,Toyama,Toyama,Toyama, IshikawaIshikawaIshikawaIshikawaIshikawaIshikawaIshikawaIshikawa andandandandandandandand Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.Fukui.((((((((ⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡ))))))))

In some limited cases, Niigata Prefecture is included in Hokuriku area.

Historically speaking, the reign of Maeda during Edo era (265years) left strong cultural influence over the descendants of the area. Maeda, based at Kanazawa

(Kaga-han・・・country name during Edo era),

was the largest Daimyo (feudal lord) in Japan other than ruling Tokugawa family and ruled the vast area including present Ishikawa Prefecture and major part of Toyama Prefecture (including Toyama and Takaoka).

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HokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokuriku Population(2005):Population(2005):Population(2005):Population(2005):Population(2005):Population(2005):Population(2005):Population(2005):

3,1073,1073,1073,1073,1073,1073,1073,107 thousandthousandthousandthousandthousandthousandthousandthousand・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・2.4%2.4%2.4%2.4%2.4%2.4%2.4%2.4% ofofofofofofofof JapanJapanJapanJapanJapanJapanJapanJapan

age age age age 0000----14141414:::: 14.114.114.114.1%%%% 15151515----64646464:::: 63.763.763.763.7%%%% ≧≧≧≧65656565:::: 22.222.222.222.2%%%%

MajorMajorMajorMajor citiescitiescitiescities (population over 100,000)(population over 100,000)(population over 100,000)(population over 100,000)::::[Toyama Prefecture[Toyama Prefecture[Toyama Prefecture[Toyama Prefecture 1,111,729]1,111,729]1,111,729]1,111,729]

ToyamaToyamaToyamaToyama 421,239421,239421,239421,239TakaokaTakaokaTakaokaTakaoka 181,229181,229181,229181,229

[Ishikawa Prefecture[Ishikawa Prefecture[Ishikawa Prefecture[Ishikawa Prefecture 1,174,026]1,174,026]1,174,026]1,174,026]KanazawaKanazawaKanazawaKanazawa 454,607454,607454,607454,607HakusanHakusanHakusanHakusan 109,450109,450109,450109,450KomatsuKomatsuKomatsuKomatsu 109,084109,084109,084109,084

[Fukui Prefecture 821,592][Fukui Prefecture 821,592][Fukui Prefecture 821,592][Fukui Prefecture 821,592]FukuiFukuiFukuiFukui 269,144269,144269,144269,144

[3 prefectures total[3 prefectures total[3 prefectures total[3 prefectures total 3,107,347]3,107,347]3,107,347]3,107,347]

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GDP(2003GDP(2003GDP(2003GDP(2003GDP(2003GDP(2003GDP(2003GDP(2003 fiscalfiscalfiscalfiscalfiscalfiscalfiscalfiscal year):year):year):year):year):year):year):year):

12.312.312.312.312.312.312.312.3 trilliontrilliontrilliontrilliontrilliontrilliontrilliontrillion YenYenYenYenYenYenYenYen・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・2.5%2.5%2.5%2.5%2.5%2.5%2.5%2.5% ofofofofofofofof JapanJapanJapanJapanJapanJapanJapanJapan

107.1 bbbbillion US$((((US$====115Yen basis))))Primary sector: 1.1%Secondary sector: 30.5%Tertiary sector: 68.4%

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WajimanuriWajimanuriWajimanuriWajimanuri

Wajima lacquer ware is made after going through more than 100 different processes and is known for its deep and solid color. The main features of this lacquer ware are the techniques called chinkinand maki-e. Wajimanuri is probably the most well-known among the Japanese lacquer ware.

KutaniKutaniKutaniKutani PorcelainPorcelainPorcelainPorcelain

In the early Edo Period (1603-1867),colorful ceramics were initiated by the order of Lord of Kaga-han. Because of their bright colorful design, they are prized highly as works of art and Kutanipottery was also exported to foreign countries during MeijiMeiji(1868(1868--19121912) and) andTaisho(1912-1926) eras.eras.

Traditional Traditional Traditional Traditional Traditional Traditional Traditional Traditional artisanalartisanalartisanalartisanalartisanalartisanalartisanalartisanal products(1)products(1)products(1)products(1)products(1)products(1)products(1)products(1)

The followings are some examples of the most wellThe followings are some examples of the most wellThe followings are some examples of the most wellThe followings are some examples of the most well----known traditional crafts of Hokuriku;known traditional crafts of Hokuriku;known traditional crafts of Hokuriku;known traditional crafts of Hokuriku;

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Traditional Traditional Traditional Traditional Traditional Traditional Traditional Traditional artisanalartisanalartisanalartisanalartisanalartisanalartisanalartisanal products(2)products(2)products(2)products(2)products(2)products(2)products(2)products(2)

KanazawahakuKanazawahakuKanazawahakuKanazawahaku (Kanazawa Gold Leaf)(Kanazawa Gold Leaf)(Kanazawa Gold Leaf)(Kanazawa Gold Leaf)99% of the total gold leaf production of Japan is done in Ishikawa. In recent years, the paper used in “hakuuchi”-gold leaf beating methods is used as “aburatori-gami” or face-oil remover paper.

Takaoka Takaoka Takaoka Takaoka CopperwareCopperwareCopperwareCopperware

The Takaoka copperware produces 90% of all Japanese copperwares. It has developed by having created “KarakaneImono” (the bronze

casting) which casting) which

applies metal carving applies metal carving

on castings such as on castings such as

vases and Buddhist vases and Buddhist

altar fittingsaltar fittings..

KagaKagaKagaKaga YuzenYuzenYuzenYuzen

Kaga Yuzen is type of dyed cloth unique to Japan. It normally depicts natural motifs such as grass,flowers in its pictures. The skills of master crafts are evident in the techniques such as bokashi(fading) and mushikui (intentional insect bite method used to depict warm-eaten leaves), used to create lifelike sketching.

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ParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularities ofofofofofofofof manufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturing

indutriesindutriesindutriesindutriesindutriesindutriesindutriesindutries inininininininin HokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokuriku ((((((((ⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠ):):):):):):):):Because industrialization of Japan had been conducted mainly on the Pacific Ocean side sea front since Meiji era, heavy manufacturing industries such as steel mill, large scale shipbuilding, petroleum refinery, do not exist at Japan Sea side.As presented in slide 3, textile industry is the most typical industry of Hokuriku. But, even in this industrial sector, the role of local industries was complementary vis-a-vis large scale textile yarn manufacturers of national/international scale, because local industries were relatively small in its scale. Even now, majority of local industries of Hokuriku is middle and small scale enterprises, though large companies such as Komatsu(head-office registered in Tokyo) of construction machineries, YKK of zippers (fasteners), Fujikoshi of NACHI brand bearings, are examples of exception.

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ParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularitiesParticularities ofofofofofofofof manufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturingmanufacturing

indutriesindutriesindutriesindutriesindutriesindutriesindutriesindutries inininininininin HokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokuriku ((((((((ⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡ):):):):):):):):

Textile industries brought up textile machinery industries, then machine tool manufacturers. Furthermore, Hokuriku’s soil of light industries also helped developments of plastic molders and electronic component manufacturers. Semiconductor manufacturing industries are also flourishing in Hokuriku which needs abundant pure water.

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HokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokuriku 33333333 prefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefecturesprefectures CustomsCustomsCustomsCustomsCustomsCustomsCustomsCustoms

Data 2006 Data 2006 Data 2006 Data 2006 Data 2006 Data 2006 Data 2006 Data 2006 ExportExportExportExport

ChinaChinaChinaChina

( Includin( Includin( Includin( Includin

gggg

HongKonHongKonHongKonHongKon

g,Macao)g,Macao)g,Macao)g,Macao)

, 25%, 25%, 25%, 25%

Russ ia,Russ ia,Russ ia,Russ ia,

21%21%21%21%others ,others ,others ,others ,

30%30%30%30%

SouthSouthSouthSouth

Korea,Korea,Korea,Korea,

20%20%20%20%

Taiwan,Taiwan,Taiwan,Taiwan,

3%3%3%3%

356.9billion yen356.9billion yen356.9billion yen356.9billion yen

HokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokuriku

ImportImportImportImport

others,others,others,others,

70%70%70%70%

Russia,Russia,Russia,Russia,

1%1%1%1%

Taiwan,Taiwan,Taiwan,Taiwan,

4%4%4%4%

SouthSouthSouthSouth

Korea,Korea,Korea,Korea,

5%5%5%5% ChinaChinaChinaChina

( Includin( Includin( Includin( Includin

gggg

HongKonHongKonHongKonHongKon

g,Macao)g,Macao)g,Macao)g,Macao)

, 21%, 21%, 21%, 21%

67,344.2billion yen67,344.2billion yen67,344.2billion yen67,344.2billion yen

JapanJapanJapanJapan ImportImportImportImport Russ ia,Russ ia,Russ ia,Russ ia,

11%11%11%11%SouthSouthSouthSouth

Korea,Korea,Korea,Korea,

5%5%5%5%

ChinaChinaChinaChina

( Inc ludi( Inc ludi( Inc ludi( Inc ludi

ngngngng

HongKoHongKoHongKoHongKo

ng,Macang,Macang,Macang,Maca

o) , 19%o) , 19%o) , 19%o) , 19%

Taiwan,Taiwan,Taiwan,Taiwan,

1%1%1%1%

others ,others ,others ,others ,

63%63%63%63%

493.8billion yen493.8billion yen493.8billion yen493.8billion yen

HokurikuHokurikuHokurikuHokuriku

ExportExportExportExport

others,others,others,others,

64%64%64%64% Taiwan,Taiwan,Taiwan,Taiwan,

7%7%7%7%

SouthSouthSouthSouth

Korea,Korea,Korea,Korea,

8%8%8%8%

Russia,Russia,Russia,Russia,

1%1%1%1%ChinaChinaChinaChina

( Includin( Includin( Includin( Includin

gggg

HongkonHongkonHongkonHongkon

g,Macaog,Macaog,Macaog,Macao

)))), 20%, 20%, 20%, 20%

75,246.1billion yen75,246.1billion yen75,246.1billion yen75,246.1billion yen

JapanJapanJapanJapan

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International liner International liner International liner International liner International liner International liner International liner International liner cotainercotainercotainercotainercotainercotainercotainercotainer services of services of services of services of services of services of services of services of

Hokuriku (3 ports as of 15/6/2007) Hokuriku (3 ports as of 15/6/2007) Hokuriku (3 ports as of 15/6/2007) Hokuriku (3 ports as of 15/6/2007) Hokuriku (3 ports as of 15/6/2007) Hokuriku (3 ports as of 15/6/2007) Hokuriku (3 ports as of 15/6/2007) Hokuriku (3 ports as of 15/6/2007) Port Po rt Po rt Po rt Sea rou teSea rou teSea rou teSea rou te serv ice/weekserv ice/weekserv ice/weekserv ice/week Sh ip typeSh ip typeSh ip typeSh ip type Ca lling po rts Ca lling po rts Ca lling po rts Ca lling po rts

1111 con ta inercon ta inercon ta inercon ta inerFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a→→→→ N iigataN iigataN iigataN iigata→→→→ AkitaAk itaA k itaA k ita→→→→ BusanBusanBusanBusan→→→→ KanazawaKanazawaKanazawaKanazawa→→→→

Fush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a

1111 con ta inercon ta inercon ta inercon ta inerFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a→→→→ N iigataN iigataN iigataN iigata→→→→ SakataSakataSakataSakata→→→→ BusanBusanBusanBusan→→→→ KanazawaKanazawaKanazawaKanazawa→→→→

Fush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a

1111 con ta inercon ta inercon ta inercon ta iner Fush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a→→→→ BusanBusanBusanBusan→→→→ NaoetsuNaoetsuNaoetsuNaoetsu→→→→ N iigataN iigataN iigataN iigata→→→→ Fush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a

1111 con ta inercon ta inercon ta inercon ta inerFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a→→→→ N iigataN iigataN iigataN iigata→→→→ Tom akom aiTom akom aiTom akom aiTom akom ai→→→→ BusanBusanBusanBusan→→→→ KanazawaKanazawaKanazawaKanazawa→→→→

Fush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a

TSCSTSCSTSCSTSCS((((SLB )SLB )SLB )SLB )(1 se rv ice(1se rv ice(1se rv ice(1se rv ice

/m onth/m onth/m onth/m onth))))

1111(se rv ice /m onth )(se rv ice /m onth )(se rv ice /m onth )(se rv ice /m onth )

con ta inercon ta inercon ta inercon ta iner Fush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a→→→→ VostochnyVostochnyVostochnyVostochny

1111 con ta inercon ta inercon ta inercon ta iner KanazawaKanazawaKanazawaKanazawa→→→→ Fush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a→→→→ N iigataN iigataN iigataN iigata→→→→ Ak itaAk itaAk itaAk ita→→→→ BusanBusanBusanBusan

KanazawaKanazawaKanazawaKanazawa→→→→ Fush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a→→→→ N iigataN iigataN iigataN iigata→→→→ SakataSakataSakataSakata→→→→ BusanBusanBusanBusan

KanazawaKanazawaKanazawaKanazawa→→→→ Sakaim inatoSakaim inatoSakaim inatoSakaim inato→→→→ BusanBusanBusanBusan→→→→ Saka im inatoSaka im inatoSaka im inatoSaka im inato→→→→ NaoetsuNaoetsuNaoetsuNaoetsu

KanazawaKanazawaKanazawaKanazawa→→→→ Sakaim inatoSakaim inatoSakaim inatoSakaim inato→→→→ Shangha iShangha iShangha iShangha i→→→→ Q ingdaoQ ingdaoQ ingdaoQ ingdao→→→→ DalianDalianDalianDalian→→→→

Maizu ruM aizu ruM aizu ruM aizu ru→→→→ N iigataN iig ataN iig ataN iig ata→→→→ Fush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a

KanazawaKanazawaKanazawaKanazawa→→→→ Fush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam aFush ik iToyam a→→→→ N iigataN iigataN iigataN iigata→→→→ O taruO taruO taruO taru→→→→ N ihgboN ihgboN ihgboN ihgbo→→→→

Shangha iShangha iShangha iShangha i

No rthNorthNorthNorth

Am ericaAm ericaAm ericaAm erica(1 serv ice(1 serv ice(1 serv ice(1 serv ice

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RO /RORO/RORO/RORO/ROKanazawaKanazawaKanazawaKanazawa→→→→((((in term ed ia te ca lling port,bu t irregu larin term ed ia te ca lling port,bu t irregu larin term ed ia te ca lling port,bu t irregu larin term ed ia te ca lling port,bu t irregu lar))))→→→→

NewYorkNewYorkNewYorkNewYork

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1111 con ta inercon ta inercon ta inercon ta iner BusanBusanBusanBusan→→→→ Maizu ruM aizu ruM aizu ruM aizu ru→→→→ TsurugaTsurugaTsurugaTsuruga→→→→ Saka im inatoSaka im inatoSaka im inatoSaka im inato→→→→ BusanBusanBusanBusan

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AirwayAirwayAirwayAirwayAirwayAirwayAirwayAirway routesroutesroutesroutesroutesroutesroutesroutes ((((((((ⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠⅠ))))))))

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AirwayAirwayAirwayAirwayAirwayAirwayAirwayAirway routesroutesroutesroutesroutesroutesroutesroutes ((((((((ⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡⅡ))))))))

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