See 聖地 in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"ref": "2016, Web Designing [Web Designing], number 179, page 96:",
"roman": "Jitsu wa, kyōmi ga “anime no seichi meguri” deshite, seichi o mawatta toki no dōga o matomete Instagram ni appu shiteikō ka na, nante omotteorimasu. Senshūmatsu wa, “Totoro no Mori” no aru, Saitama-ken no Sayama Kyūryō made itte dōga o satsuei.",
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"ref": "2016, Web Designing [Web Designing], number 179, page 96:",
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Download raw JSONL data for 聖地 meaning in Japanese (4.7kB)
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