Gallery GASING

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  1. khoirul AminAugust 4, 2009 at 10:26 PM

    terima kasih buat smua...setelah festifal gasing nusantara di TMII, akhirnya Lamongan semakin semangat untuk mengembangka. oleh karena itu mohon dukungan tuk semua..

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  2. Gasing: Permainan tradisional Indonesia yang tersebar hingga ke Jepang « celoteh .:tt:.October 29, 2011 at 9:45 AM

    [...] ini. Berikut ini adalah slide gambar gasing dari berbagai daerah di Indonesia yang saya ambil dari sini. Gerakkan kursor pada gambar untuk mengetahui daerah asal gasing [...]

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