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Shiga

Shrines & Temples

Omi Shrine

A shrine associated with Emperor Tenji, who established the Omi Otsu no Miya Imperial Palace and laid the foundation for the establishment of the ancient nation. It is also famous as a sacred place for clocks and karuta (playing cards).

Hyogo

Shrines & Temples

Honpukuji Water Temple

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A Unique Main Temple Hall Underneath a Lotus Pond! A Mysterious Temple Filled with Natural Light.

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A complete guide to Awaji Island! From major and hidden tourist spots to gourmet foods and souvenirs

Awaji Island, a wonderful resort area where you can enjoy beautiful flowers, an endless ocean and fresh produce grown in the abundant nature. It is a popular tourist spot among visitors from both Japan and overseas with its easy access from the Kansai region. There are so many places to introduce on this island full of entertainment. Let's get started!

Hiroshima

Shrines & Temples

Senkoji Temple

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An ancient temple with an amazing view, a long history and rich folklore!

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Top Things to do in Onomichi! A Full Guide of Everything from Must-See and Hidden Spots to Food, Shopping and more!

Onomichi is one of the most famous bays in the Seto Insland Sea. It sits wedged between the Onomichi Channel and the 3 Onomichi mountains at its back, dotted with little houses and neighborhoods, temples, shrines and gardens. Onomimchi is also a historic city that was designated in 2015 as a site of Japanese Heritage. With gorgeous landscapes, retro city streets, and a cyclist’s mecca at the Shimanami Kaido, Onomichi is a coveted destination for many tourists. Here are some highlights of the area.

Yamanashi

Shrines & Temples

Takeda Shrine

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A shrine famous for its blessings of victory fortune, venerating Takeda Shingen.

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Experience the Breathtaking Beauty of the Mountains! 32 Tourist Spots in Yamanashi

Surrounded by majestic mountains such as Mt. Fuji, Yatsugatake, and the Southern Alps, Yamanashi offers stunning views in every season. The picturesque landscapes featuring Mt. Fuji and the lakes are a must-see. In this article, we'll introduce you to the best spots to enjoy Yamanashi's natural beauty, along with recommended accommodations, dining, and shopping areas.

Chiba

Shrines & Temples

Hondoji Temple

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A Famous Temple Also Known as the “Temple of Hydrangeas” and “Temple of Flowers”.

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Chiba Prefecture – Hondo-ji Temple’s 50,000 Hydrangeas

Hondo-ji Temple, in Chiba Prefecture’s Matsudo City, is a temple of the Nichiren sect of Buddhism that was built in 1277. Every year in June, around 50,000 hydrangeas of over 10 varieties beautifully bloom. Because of this, the temple is also known as the “hydrangea temple.” It is easily accessible, with Kita-Kogane Station, the station nearest to the temple, being only 50 minutes by train from Tokyo Station. However, it truly is a well-kept-secret place, and you can be sure that you’ll be able to leisurely enjoy the flowers without worrying about crowds!

Fuchu, Chofu, Tama

Shrines & Temples

Jindaiji Temple

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Blessed with Plentiful Greenery and Spring Water, this Temple has the Longest History in Tokyo, After Sensoji

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[1-Day Model Course] Tour of Filming Locations from the Movie "We Made a Beautiful Bouquet"

Chofu City is affectionately known as the "City of Film" due to the presence of around 40 film and media-related companies. It is often chosen as a location for filming movies and TV dramas, and various spots in the city were used as locations in the film "We Made a Beautiful Bouquet." Let's explore the filming locations in Chofu where Mugi and Kinu spent their happy days in the movie.

Miyazaki

Shrines & Temples

Aoshima Shrine

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The shrine which stands on a holy island covered with tropical plants.

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Kyoto

Shrines & Temples

Sanzen-in Temple

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One of the three Tendai Sect temples administered by the imperial family. The garden is lovely in all seasons.

Kyoto

Shrines & Temples

Ninna-ji Temple

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This is the first temple in Japan where the imperial family has served as the head priest for many generations since its establishment by Emperor Uda. Highlights include the Kondo (a national treasure), which is a relocated palace from the Imperial Palace, and the Goten, which was the Imperial family's private rooms, and other valuable remains of palace architecture.