Tasty and fills you up.
A must-have for the Shinkansen! 😋
Jagarico | Review by 李念林
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Fuchu City Tourism Information Center
This tourist information center is close to Okunitama-jinja Shrine. A staff member is always there who is knowledgeable about tourist sites in Fuchu City to answer questions. The service is only in Japanese but sightseeing maps in English are there. Stop by before you explore Fuchu.
It's right next to Okunitama-jinja Shrine, and there are plenty of free tourist brochures you can pick up. There's also a cute mascot that seems to represent Fuchu City. ☺️
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Okunitama-jinja Shrine
A shrine with a history of approximately 1,900 years, dedicated to Okunitama-no-Okami, the guardian deity of the Musashi Province region, which includes Tokyo and parts of Saitama and Kanagawa. The grounds also contain several subsidiary shrines, each associated with different blessings. The shrine is particularly known for warding off misfortune and bringing good relationships.
There was a festival going on when I visited, and the atmosphere was super lively.
Compared to Meiji Jingu, Okunitama-jinja feels more local because of its location, so you see a lot more people from the area.
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Sannohe Castle
The ruins of a castle built on a plateau with an elevation difference of about 295 feet. It is said to have been the residence of the Sannohe Nanbu family from the late Muromachi period to the early Edo period. Even after Morioka became their main residence during the Edo period, a castellan remained at Sannohe Castle because of its strategic importance.
Being surrounded by so many cherry blossoms here just makes you feel happy 🌸
