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Nasu-yumoto Attractions
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Inawashiro, Tōhoku Region, Japan
The castle was constructed by Ashina Naomori in 1384, and was originally named Kurokawa Castle. It was the military and administrative center of the Aizu region until..
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Nikko, Kantō Region, Japan
This enormous shrine complex consists of over a dozen Buddhist and Shinto buildings and structure surrounded by beautiful forest hills. Originally built on it's own,..
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Nikko, Kantō Region, Japan
This temple's main building (the Sanbutsudo) is a large red hall contains 3 enormous wooden, gold-laquered statues of Amida, Senju-Kannon ("Kannon with a thousand..
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Nikko, Kantō Region, Japan
This is one of the most amazing places in Japan as far as I've been. Amazing temples in the middle of the forest, full of red, black and gold, plus there is the monkey..
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Nikko, Kantō Region, Japan
The Syouyoen garden referred to Hakkei in order to take care of the successor's homesick because Rinnoji Temple used to invite its successor from the Imperial family...
6. Shinkyō
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Nikko, Kantō Region, Japan
Shinkyō or Sacred Bridge is an old, red-lacquered bridge over the turbulent water of the Daiya river. The structure, surrounded by green hills, is simple and extremely..
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Nikko, Kantō Region, Japan
Amazing Shrine Complex. Dates back to 767
8. Goshikinuma
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Inawashiro, Tōhoku Region, Japan
Drive up to the "Five Colour Lakes" or Goshikinuma...they are unbelievable..the minerals in the lakes creat the most amazing shades or colour. Go in the autumn when the..
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Fukuroda, Kantō Region, Japan
73 m wide and 120 m high in total, these waterfalls are really something you don't expect in Japan. Embedded in a nice forest, and a Japanese infrastructure comprising..
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Nikko, Kantō Region, Japan
The water falls from 97 meters high and and it's the most famous among 48 other waterfalls in Nikko. Kegon no Taki is one of the three finest waterfalls in Japan. The..
