File:Plovdiv - Okayama.jpg
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Български: Паметник по случай 20 години от побратимяването на Окаяма и Пловдив.
日本語: 岡山・プロヴディフの姉妹都市提携20周年記念に建てられた桃太郎の銅像 |
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| Author | Tanyo Chantadzhiev |
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- Momotaro
- Okayama
- Relations of Bulgaria and Japan
- Sculptures in Tzar Simeon Garden
- Statues in Plovdiv
- Statues of people with monkeys
- Statues of people with dogs
- Statues of animals in Plovdiv
- Statues of monkeys in Bulgaria
- Statues of dogs in Bulgaria
- Monkeys in art of Japan
- Dogs in art of Japan
- Twin towns of Plovdiv
- Bilingual Bulgarian-Japanese signs