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41Seto Windhill — El Seto Windhill (瀬戸ウインドヒル, Seto Windohiru?), es un parque eólico que se encuentra en el Pueblo de Ikata del Distrito de Nishiuwa de la Prefectura de Ehime. Actualmente cuenta con 20 aerogeneradores. Características …
42Seto-Ōhashi Line — nihongo|Seto Ōhashi Line|瀬戸大橋線|Seto Ōhashi sen is a Japanese railway service across the Inland Sea via the Great Seto Bridge between Okayama Station, Okayama and Takamatsu Station, Takamatsu, operated by West Japan Railway Company (JR West) and… …
43Seto (Ehime) — 瀬戸町 Seto chō (actualmente es parte de Ikata chō) Árbol: Quercus phillyraeoides Ubamegashi (姥目樫 …
44Seto no Hanayome — Saru s little sister who appears in the original manga and the OVA series. After being saved from a burning movie theatre by Nagasumi, she calls him Nagasumi Willis after Bunta Willis an action hero that parodies Bruce… …
45Seto Wind Farm — The nihongo|Seto Wind Farm|瀬戸ウインドヒル発電所|Seto uindo hiru hatsudensho is a collection of windmills located on the peaks of mountains along the Sadamisaki Peninsula, in the town of Ikata, Ehime Prefecture, Japan. The windfarm borders the Seto Wind… …
46Seto Great Bridge — ▪ bridge, Honshu Sakaide, Japan Japanese Seto Ōhashi a series of suspension bridges spanning the Inland Sea (Seto naikai) between the islands of Honshu and Shikoku, Japan. The double tiered rail and vehicular roadway is a network of six… …
47Seto ware — ▪ Japanese pottery ceramics manufactured in Seto by one of the so called Six Ancient Kilns of Japan. It was first produced in the later Kamakura period toward the close of the 13th century. The origin of Seto ware is usually attributed to… …
48Seto-Shiyakusho-mae Station — is a train station in Seto, Aichi Prefecture, JapanLines*Nagoya Railroad **Meitetsu Seto LineLayoutAdjacent stations !colspan=5|Nagoya Railroad ###@@@KEYEND@@@### …
49Seto-guro ware — ▪ Japanese pottery Japanese ceramic ware created at Mino during 1573–96. A black ware, it stands in contrast to the contemporary pure white Shino ware. Seto guro (“black Seto”) was produced by a process that involved firing the iron glaze… …
50seto ware — ˈsāˌtō , ˈse noun also seto ( s) Usage: usually capitalized S Etymology: from Seto, city in central Honshu, Japan, where it originated : a Japanese ceramic ware traditionally produced since the 10th century comprising in its earlier period… …
