ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY [HK / US / JAP 2009] aka ASTROBOY [International English Title] NICOLAS CAGE voices Dr. Tenma, FREDDIE HIGHMORE voices Astro Boy Date: 2009

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY [HK / US / JAP 2009] aka ASTROBOY [International English Title] [?], DONALD SUTHERLAND voices President Stone, NICOLAS CAGE as Dr. Tenma Date: 2009

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY [HK / US / JAP 2009] aka ASTROBOY [International English Title] NICOLAS CAGE voices Dr. Tenma, FREDDIE HIGHMORE voices Astro Boy Date: 2009

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY [HK / US / JAP 2009] aka ASTROBOY [International English Title] Dr.Elefun voiced by BILL NIGHY, Dr. Tenma NICOLAS CAGE, President Stone voiced by DONALD SUTHERLAND BILL NIGHY voices Dr.Elefun, NICOLAS CAGE voices Dr. Tenma, DONALD SUTHERLAND voices President Stone AST Date: 2009

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY [HK / US / JAP 2009] aka ASTROBOY [International English Title] Zog voiced by SAMUEL L JACKSON , Astro Boy voiced by FREDDIE HIGHMORE, Cora voiced by KRISTEN BELL, Trashcan voiced by DEE BRADLEY BAKER, Dr. Tenma NICOLAS CAGE, Dr.Elefun voiced by BILL NIGHY A Date: 2009

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY

ASTRO BOY [HK / US / JAP 2009] aka ASTROBOY [International English Title] Dr.Elefun voiced by BILL NIGHY, Dr.Tenma voiced by NICOLAS CAGE Date: 2009

A view of a village in the mountains

A view of a village in the mountains

The Kamakura Highway (Misakaji) connecting the Kofu Basin in the south with Shizuoka is an old road dating back to ancient times. This photograph depicts the village of Fujinoki (present-day Misaka-machi, Fuefuki, Yamanashi Prefecture). Fujinoki was a tenma-shuku (a post town where travelers changed horses) on the Kofu Basin side, leading to the Misaka Pass of the Kamakura Highway. Misaka Pass is in the left background, viewed looking south from the Kofu Basin side. Nothing is known about the stone statue visible in the lower left.==Date:unknown, Place:Yamanashi, Photo:unknown, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images) [Cabinet Number59‐28‐0]

Tenjin-bashi Bridge

Tenjin-bashi Bridge

Tenjin Bridge is one of the three great bridges of Naniwa together with Tenma Bridge and Naniwa Bridge. The longest of the three, Tenjin Bridge was destroyed in the great flood of the Yodo River in 1885 and replaced three years later with an iron bridge.==Date:unknown, Place:Osaka, Photo:unknown, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images) [Cabinet Number57‐13‐0]