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Comment about Odashirogahara

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The previous revision stated "It is about 650,000 m², east of Odashirogahara". Earlier in the article, it's claimed to have an area of 4km² (4,000,000 m²), which is supported by the reference. So I'm not sure what this is supposed to refer to or whether it's some confused measure of the distance from Odashirogahara (which, incidentally, is about 1km to the east but I'm not sure this is really important enough to mention) and the Japanese version of the article doesn't seem to mention this either. In any case, I've removed this. Scleractinian (talk) 20:19, 27 August 2020 (UTC)Reply

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