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Tausende versammeln sich in Japan, um historische Burg an ihren Platz zurückzuziehen
Tausende Menschen in Japan beteiligen sich an einer Gemeinschaftsaktion, um eine historische Burg wieder an ihren Platz zu ziehen.
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Tausende Teilnehmer in Japan haben sich zusammengeschlossen, um eine historische Burg an ihren Platz zurückzuziehen. Die Veranstaltung zeigt das Engagement der Gemeinschaft bei der historischen Restaurierung. Zusätzliche Details bezüglich der Identität der Burg oder des genauen Standorts wurden im Bericht nicht genannt.
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