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01 / 15
A Buddhist monk walks over smouldering coals with barefoot at the fire-walking festival, called Hiwatari Matsuri in Japanese, at Mt.Takao in Tokyo, Japan.
(Reuters)
02 / 15
A boy walks next to flame as he walks over coal with barefoot at the fire-walking festival, called Hiwatari Matsuri in Japanese, at Mt.Takao in Tokyo, Japan.
(Reuters)
03 / 15
A Buddhist monk splashes water on a bonfire at the fire-walking festival, called Hiwatari Matsuri in Japanese, at Mt.Takao in Tokyo, Japan.
(Reuters)
04 / 15
A man walks next to flame as he walks over coal with barefoot at the fire-walking festival, called Hiwatari Matsuri in Japanese, at Mt.Takao in Tokyo, Japan.
(Reuters)
05 / 15
A man walks next to flame as he walks over coal with barefoot at the fire-walking festival, called Hiwatari Matsuri in Japanese, at Mt.Takao in Tokyo, Japan.
(Reuters)
06 / 15
Buddhist monks set a bonfire at the fire-walking festival, called Hiwatari Matsuri in Japanese, at Mt.Takao in Tokyo, Japan.
(Reuters)
07 / 15
A man carrying a baby walks next to flame as he walks over coal with barefoot at the fire-walking festival, called Hiwatari Matsuri in Japanese, at Mt.Takao in Tokyo, Japan.
(Reuters)
08 / 15
A man walks next to flame as he walks over coal with barefoot at the fire-walking festival, called Hiwatari Matsuri in Japanese, at Mt.Takao in Tokyo, Japan.
(Reuters)
09 / 15
Buddhist monks walk over smouldering coals with barefoot at the fire-walking festival, called Hiwatari Matsuri in Japanese, at Mt.Takao in Tokyo, Japan.
(Reuters)
10 / 15
Buddhist monks walk over smouldering coals with barefoot at the fire-walking festival, called Hiwatari Matsuri in Japanese, at Mt.Takao in Tokyo, Japan.
(Reuters)
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