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Michael Yamashita is a photographer who takes photos around the world. His photos capture landscapes, cityscapes, and cultural scenes from places like Japan, China, India, and Europe. Yamashita's photos aim to portray the beauty and diversity of different regions to help people learn more about other cultures and places.

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