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File:Nishinihon JR Bus Mitsubishi-Fuso Aero King.jpg

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English: Mitsubishi Fuso Aero King (MU612TX) of Nishinihon JR Bus in overnight highway bus service "Dream-go" series, arrived at Tokyo station.
  • Place: Tokyo Station, Japan
  • Date: Sep.14,2002
  • Taken by: Comyu
Date 2002-09-14
  • 27 April 2007 (original upload date)
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Author Comyu at en.wikipedia

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