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Tamaudun epitaph, Epitaph in Japan

The Tamaudun epitaph is a historical inscription found in Naha, Japan.

Created in 1501, the Tamaudun epitaph bears witness to Ryukyu Kingdom's history.

As an epitaph, it represents the funerary traditions of ancient Ryukyu culture.

Visitors can view the Tamaudun epitaph at its location in Naha since its inception.

Inscribed with precious historical data, the Tamaudun epitaph fascinates researchers.

Location: Naha

Inception: 1501

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Tamaudun epitaph Epitaph in Japan

The Tamaudun epitaph is a historical inscription found in Naha, Japan.

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Tamaudun epitaph Epitaph in Japan

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