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03/09/2013 Kinkanzan, a scenic destination for the scenic Oshika peninsula, part of Ishinomaki, had since then become a wildlife preserve, known mostly for deer. In fact Oshika means "male deer." But you wouldn't guess that driving through Oshika today - at least on the West side, all you'll ever see are whales.
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"Bento no hosomichi" | Students Rebuild
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03/09/2013 Kinkanzan, a scenic destination for the scenic Oshika peninsula, part of Ishinomaki, had since then become a wildlife preserve, known mostly for deer. In fact Oshika means "male deer." But you wouldn't guess that driving through Oshika today - at least on the West side, all you'll ever see are whales.
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