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Yorimitsu goes back to the celestial signs and discovers Sakata no Kintoki at Mount Ashigarayama.
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Part of the documentary ensemble: Rtmgus1
National Library of France
Title: Yorimitsu goes back to the celestial signs and discovers Sakata no Kintoki at Mount Ashigarayama.
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Part of the documentary ensemble: Rtmgus1.
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