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  • Nepali Water Tank - Nepalese water tanks are still common in cities and towns in Nepal where local housewives stop by daily to refill their water jugs for their day's washing, cooking and cleaning.
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  • Patan Street Scene - Nepalese Water Tank.  Though it may appear almost medieval, Nepalese can be seen regularly queueing up to receive water from their local well.  Though you may imagine running water to be almost universal, in fact, long lines at the wells have been increasing as the government has regular power outs, which reduces the number of days that even water is available.
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  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
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  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
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  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-14.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-11.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-5.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-2.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-15.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-7.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-6.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-3.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-10.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-9.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-8.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-4.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-1.jpg
  • Audience at Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, where robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
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  • Popcorn Robot at the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, where robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
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  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
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  • Audience at Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, where robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-29.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-25.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-24.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-22.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-21.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-17.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-16.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-15.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-14.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-13.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-10.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-09.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-04.jpg
  • Phra Thinang Uthayan Phumisathian was the favorite residence of King Chulalongkorn when he stayed at Bang Pa-In Palace, Built in 1877 of wood the mansion was originally painted in two tones of green.  Unfortunately, while undergoing repairs.it was accidentally burnt down in 1938. The new building which replaced it was constructed in 1996 by the.expressed wish of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit. The water tank, disguised as a crenelated Neo-Gothic tower is the only part of the original structure still in existence.
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  • Entrance to Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, where robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-31.jpg
  • Audience at Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, where robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-28.jpg
  • Gold Toilet at Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, where robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-26.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-23.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-19.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-20.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-12.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-08.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-07.jpg
  • Popcorn Robot at the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, where robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-06.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-03.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
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  • Robot Restaurant Front in Kabukicho Shinjuku, here robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-01.jpg
  • At the Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho Shinjuku, robotic women and demons stage mock battles in this steroid heavy attraction with neon, mirrors and huge video screens. There are four 90-minute shows each night, in which the staff take to the floor on giant robots, including a neon tank and female borgs sometimes powered with with pneumatic bursts and puffs of steam. Do not task what the dances mean or the shows or costumes are supposed to represent, if anything, it is all about color, choreography, madness and overkill.
    robot-restaurant-11.jpg
  • Inashimo Shrine is decorated with many wood carved statues created by the priest. In addition, there is a fountain of healthy longevity - fresh water springs in the precincts named Shinmeisui.  The gods of rituals here is Hikohoho de Mikoto, Sumiyoshi Three Pillars Okami and Ryukoku Suijin.  As the water here is well known to locals, many people load up tanks with fresh spring water from this shrine.
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  • Tsukuba Science City represents one of the world's largest coordinated attempts to  improve the quality of scientific discovery. The Japanese government moved one of its oldest universities to the site and established several research organizations and think tanks at the formerly  rural site. The city was closely modeled on other planned cities and science developments, including Brasilia, Novosibirsk's Akademgorodok, Bethesda, and Palo Alto.
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