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Eisei Bunko Museum
A museum on Tokyo's former Hosokawa clan grounds housing historical documents, artifacts, and fine art in the heart…
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Japan
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Enryaku-ji
A monumental Tendai monastery atop Mount Hiei, Enryaku-ji has served as the sect's spiritual headquarters since 788 and…
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Fudarakusan-ji
A Tendai Buddhist temple in Wakayama whose name invokes Mount Potalaka, now part of a UNESCO-designated pilgrimage landscape…
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Fujimigaoka Station
A working railway station on Tokyo's Keio Inokashira Line, serving Suginami ward with efficient commuter transit.
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Fujisan Hongū Sengen Taisha
The principal Shintō shrine of Mount Fuji and head sanctuary of 1,300 Asama shrines, whose sacred grounds extend…
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Fukuoka Mosque
Japan's first mosque on Kyūshū, opened in 2009 in Fukuoka to serve the region's Muslim community.
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Futatsumori Site
A major Jōmon archaeological site in northern Japan, Futatsumori preserves shell middens and settlement remains spanning millennia of…
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Gagaku
Gagaku is Japan's thousand-year-old imperial court music tradition, performed today by the Board of Ceremonies at Tokyo Imperial…
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Gangō-ji
One of Japan's earliest Buddhist temples and a member of the prestigious Seven Great Temples, Gangō-ji was largely…
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