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Nagasaki Holland Village, built in 1983, was the predecessor to Huis Ten Bosch, the massive theme park at the northern end of Omura Bay in... -
The Iwami Kokubinji and Kokubunniji (nunnery) were located on the high ground just up the coast from Shimoko. Neither still exist, but the... -
Sasaguri, in the mountains just north of the sprawling metropolis of Fukuoka, is home to a miniature version of the famous 88 temple Shi... -
Overlooking the main harbour on Hirado Island, the castle was controlled by the local Matsuura Clan for its whole history. A small castle wa... -
As I walked into the outskirts of Gobo City in Wakayama I came across some abandoned railway tracks. A few minutes later I arrived at Nish... -
The National Museum of Art Osaka is unusual in that it is completely underground. It is located on Nakanoshima, the long island between th... -
The honzon of Tada-ji temple in Hamada is an Eleven-faced Kannon, but it is a secret Buddha only visible once a year. However, there is a ... -
The Gunpoen Garden at Chikurin-in Temple in Yoshino is, along with one of the gardens at Taimadera and the one at Jikoin, classed as one o... -
This huge Juniper tree is well deserving of its ranking as a National Natural Monument. It is in the grounds of Hoshoin Temple, number 54 ... -
Komyoji is a small temple downstream from Ankokuji, and almost adjacent to Ikan Shrine. It is a Shingon temple, and the honzon is an Amida...