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Lesson oo 介 Many people are attracted to the statue of Ashura becausc ais one of the largest in Japan, it gives people a sense of healing. citnever fails to make people smile. Pr su The replica ofAshura tells us that a.the statue was originally made in Rome。 bthe statue might have come from Korea or China. Hi OfAshura fom the lef ees Ashura Harashima Hiroshi Tng more and more angny. more and more mature. Ping more and more happy. to the rightas "mplete the ammay by fing Of the most famous atatnes 人AGists from Korea ndia and Persia statue of the blanks.

答えを教えて下さい！お願いします！ コミュニケーション2 CROWNlesson6 99ページの問題です。

Lesson oo 介 Many people are attracted to the statue of Ashura becausc ais one of the largest in Japan, it gives people a sense of healing. citnever fails to make people smile. Pr su The replica ofAshura tells us that a.the statue was originally made in Rome。 bthe statue might have come from Korea or China. Hi OfAshura fom the lef ees Ashura Harashima Hiroshi Tng more and more angny. more and more mature. Ping more and more happy. to the rightas "mplete the ammay by fing Of the most famous atatnes 人AGists from Korea ndia and Persia statue of the blanks.

答えを教えて下さい！お願いします！ コミュニケーション2 CROWNlesson6 99ページの問題です。

Lesson oo 介 Many people are attracted to the statue of Ashura becausc ais one of the largest in Japan, it gives people a sense of healing. citnever fails to make people smile. Pr su The replica ofAshura tells us that a.the statue was originally made in Rome。 bthe statue might have come from Korea or China. Hi OfAshura fom the lef ees Ashura Harashima Hiroshi Tng more and more angny. more and more mature. Ping more and more happy. to the rightas "mplete the ammay by fing Of the most famous atatnes 人AGists from Korea ndia and Persia statue of the blanks.

答えを教えて下さい！お願いします！ コミュニケーション2 CROWNlesson6 99ページの問題です。

Lesson oo 介 Many people are attracted to the statue of Ashura becausc ais one of the largest in Japan, it gives people a sense of healing. citnever fails to make people smile. Pr su The replica ofAshura tells us that a.the statue was originally made in Rome。 bthe statue might have come from Korea or China. Hi OfAshura fom the lef ees Ashura Harashima Hiroshi Tng more and more angny. more and more mature. Ping more and more happy. to the rightas "mplete the ammay by fing Of the most famous atatnes 人AGists from Korea ndia and Persia statue of the blanks.

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