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Hello, I'm Tozan Southerpacks, a wolf who likes playing rhythm games, participating programming contests, and of course, traveling around places that look interesting to me.

I would like you to understand where I will visit and introduce are not always popular or well-known for tourists. However, I think you can consider to go to some of the places I will introduce.

In addition, my English is sometimes hard to understand, so I thank you for your effort in advance.


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