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Hashioka Station
A passenger railway station in Takamatsu, Japan, operated by JR Shikoku as part of the region's transport network.
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Japan
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Palace
Heijō Palace
The imperial residence and administrative centre of the Nara period (710–794), Heijō Palace embodied Japan's adoption of Chinese…
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Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region
Twelve sites across the Nagasaki region and Amakusa Islands that bear witness to an extraordinary episode of cultural…
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Hijiri Museum
A regional museum in Nagano preserving natural history, local artifacts, and military heritage including a 1943 steam locomotive…
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Hikaru Museum
A Takayama museum born as a memorial to Mahikari founder Kotama Okada, now home to Van Gogh, Hokusai,…
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Hikawadai Station
A Tokyo Metro subway station in Nerima ward serving the capital's extensive commuter network.
Monument
Himeji Castle
Himeji Castle, Japan's best-preserved feudal fortress, survived four centuries of war, the Meiji demolitions and wartime bombing behind…
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Hiraizumi
A twelfth-century Fujiwara capital in northern Japan where a gold-leafed hall and a Pure Land garden survive as…
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Hiroshima Castle
A daimyō's stronghold built in the 1590s, destroyed by the atomic bomb in 1945, and rebuilt in concrete…
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