This is a pleasant experience for almost any foreign tourists, especially because it includes a light meal in the price.
Perfect for families with kids.
Location is excellent, being in downtown Dara in proximity to the famous deer Park and temples and shrines.
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I think the food was delicious.
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In 1590, the warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi became the first person to unify Japan. A famous story tells of the three cups of tea that Ishida Mitsunari, known as Hideyoshi’s loyal retainer, served him when they first met. Experience the art of hospitality that deeply impressed Hideyoshi, known as “Three-Cup Tea,” at a tea shop established in 1756.
The illustrated cards for explanations were typically cute Japanese style, complete with spelling mistakes and vocabulary errors.
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Hikone-jo Yakatabune
Construction began on Hikone Castle in 1604 and more than 400 years have passed since it was completed. It incorporated structures and stone walls from castles in the surrounding area that fell during wartime, and as such is known as a "recycled castle." You can take a private sightseeing tour around the castle moat in a reconstructed boat once reserved for use by daimyo!
The boat ride was relaxing, the Bento box was tasty.
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