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      No.6526

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      Lofty Peak that Inspires Waka
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      Jakarta Adventurer's Guild
      So you found the poem collection "Collection of Ten thousand Leaves", right? Well, we've been asked to find the moutain that is talked about in there. You read it, right? Went something like "The tall moutain beyond Takonoura..." This request is from a noble who read your report and got curious. Are you interested? Go talk with the scholar in Sakai first.
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                      1. Sakai -> Scholar
                      2. Edo -> Tavern Keeper
                      3. Eastern East Asia Co-Ords: 6544.3356 (Slightly Southwest of Edo)

                      Re-Edited by: DreadPirateWesley

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                      The Oldest Wakashu 6 8 1 Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves



                      The Location is to the Southwest of Edo
                      Aaah, that's poem by the court poet Yamabe no Akahito that starts "Tago no ura..." No one knows where exactly the place it refers to is, but they know it's somewhere southwest of Edo. You could ask someone who travels in the Edo area. Or maybe there's someone who might frequently listen to the stories of travelers?

                      Dignified Appearance
                      Yes I hear about that mountain all the time. Everyone who sees it, whether they travel by ship or foot, are always impressed with that mountain. They say it still blows now and then, but it was and still is worshiped as sacred. You should view it from sea. You're sure to understand the feelings of that peot.

                      Looking up at the Snow-draped Sacred Moutain
                      The mountain I was asked to investigate is southwest of Edo. It is large enough to be seen from sea ad extremely beautiful to boot.
                      From what the barkeep said, it's not too far from Edo. I will try Recognition from the harbor wouthwest of Edo.



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                        • Mt. Fuji ★★★★★ (Geography) Exp:830 Fame:345
                          Active volcano that represents Japan, with majestic plains surrounding it. There are records of volcanic activity and it may erupt again hereafter.
                          Has been an object of worship since ancient times and has been called a sacred mountain.

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