Soba

buckwheat noodles,Japanese food, seiro, morisoba,Japanese cuisine,Japanese food,japan,food,washoku

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Product Code
ILCA000686082

Registered date
2012/7/03 00:00:00

Credit
Moto Ueno / Kyodo News Images

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Moto Ueno

Media size
3456 × 4608 pixel

Resolution
350 dpi

Deployment size
4.84(MB)*

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