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Junishi
Project to document the Japanese Zodiac (Junishi) Animal Time with 24 hours of ambient music. This series of releases that
will reflect all twelve of the signs.
Read more about the Junishi at www.komabatimes.com/post/2015/07/13/junishi-the-unknown-aspect-of-the-japanese-zodiac
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