This is a "Gotochi Form Card", a postcard that represents a cultural element of Japan.
The postcard measures 15 cm x 13 cm (5.91 inches x 5.12 inches), but note that they’re not perfect rectangles, but round instead.
All the postcards are blank, waiting to receive your personalized written message. They’re all protected by an individual plastic sachet.
All the postcards are "Made in Japan".
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Items are usually shipped within two business days upon receipt of payment.
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If you have not received your shipment within the estimated time frame, feel free to contact us.
In case of any problem, you have 7 days to contact us and 30 days to return the object, from the date it was received. Shipping cost for any return of merchandise is the responsibility of the buyer.
In case of a returned item, it must be returned in the original packaging.
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Compagnie ferroviaire connue pour avoir des locomotives à vapeur encore en activité aujourd'hui. L'unique locomotive à vapeur du Japon dotée du "système Abt" monte une des pentes les plus escarpées du Japon.
Le sanctuaire Fujisan Hongū Sengen-taisha fait partie d'un ensemble de biens liés au Mont Fuji, qui est inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO en tant que "Lieu sacré et source d'inspiration artistique". Il est aussi reconnu comme sanctuaire de tête des sanctuaires Asama de tout le Japon. Son okumiya se trouve au sommet du Mont Fuji.
Une des sept cascades "Kawazu Nanadaru". Devant elle se tient la statue "La danseuse d'Izu" qui communique l'émotion du roman.
Lieux célèbres ou historiques : Atami Onsen, col du Mont Amagi, Shuzen-ji Onsen, les cascades de Jinba, le lac Hamana, Miho no Matsubara, Yume no Tsuribashi "Pont en suspension des rêves", caverne de Ryûgashi
On dit que le wasabi pousse dans des endroits frais et où l'eau est pure. C'est Shizuoka qui, entourée du Mont Fuji, du Mont Amagi et des Monts Akaishi en est le principal producteur.
