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A sacred site for Ryukyu gods - Tomb of Amamichu
Stone church of Naka-Karuizawa (Uchimura Kanzo Memorial Hall)
Japanese Temple & Shrine Stamp book (Go-Shuin-Cho, 御朱印帳)
Chureito Pagoda (忠霊塔パゴダ)
Hakuba Yari, the Highest Onsen in Japan

Futarasan entrance

Futarasan entrance

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Country: Japan > Area: Kanto area > Prefecture: Tochigi-ken > City: Nikkō-shi > District: Sannai

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