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Long ago in Bethlehem
Long ago in Bethlehem

By Masahiro Kasuya

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The tiny sheep
The tiny sheep

By Bunshu Iguchi

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The smallest sheep of the herd describes how the shepherd watches out for all of them.

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Die Arche Noah.
Die Arche Noah.

By Peter. Bloch, Masahiro Kasuya

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Der allerkleinste Tannenbaum.
Jirei kara Minpo o kangaeru
Minpo
Minpo

By Takeshi Sakuma

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Iloinen Matka Betlehemiin
Iloinen Matka Betlehemiin

By Sakuma

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Gendai no dairiho
Dairi torihiki no hogo hori
Te xuto wei ji guan li
Te xuto wei ji guan li

By Takeshi Sakuma

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