8 2022 marzo, Nasu, Giappone: Vista del Sessho-seki o 'pietra di uccisione' rotto in due pezzi a Nasu, Prefettura di Tochigi, Giappone. Il Sessho-seki, o "pietra di uccisione", è una pietra nelle
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8 2022 marzo, Nasu, Giappone: Vista del Sessho-seki o 'pietra di uccisione' rotto in due pezzi a Nasu, Prefettura di Tochigi, Giappone. Il Sessho-seki, o "pietra di uccisione", è una pietra nelle
Sesshōseki (Killing Stone) – Nasu, Japan - Atlas Obscura
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