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A statue in Icho Park, Oirase, long familiar as a symbol of the town.
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A Statue of Liberty standing in Icho Park in Oirase. Nicknamed "Momo-chan," it was erected in 1990 at one quarter the size of the real one, and stands at 40 degrees 40 minutes north latitude, the same as the statue in New York. It is lit up at night.
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