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71. Tekona Reido Shrine
Here is a shrine dedicated to the tragic life of a local girl named Tekona. Legend and literature tell us that in the eighth century Tekona committed suicide because her great beauty caused fatal rivalries among her many potent... more
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72. Sakitama Museum of Archaeology and Folk Culture
The park in which the museum is located is itself a national historic landmark. Examples from nine Kofun-era (5th to 7th centuries) tomb mounds located nearby form the core of the museum's archaeological collection. In 1983 nat... more
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73. Hie Shrine
This famous Tokyo shrine dates back to 1478 and was originally built inside the Edo Castle (now the Imperial Palace) as protection from its enemies. It was moved to its present site in 1659, its role as guardian of the Palace u... more
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74. Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum
The museum is home to the works of the great artist, Taro Okamoto. Magnificent sculptures and paintings fill this museum. You can also catch a glimpse of rare manuscripts. It also hosts variety of exhibitions. more
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75. British House
The British House, or the Igirisu-kan as the Japanese call it, is an elegant colonial-style building standing in the Harbor View Park on the crest of the "Bluff" overlooking Tokyo Bay. The British House was built in 1937. At th... more
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76. Yokohama Port Symbol Tower
Yokohama Port Symbol Tower is fronted by a stainless steel sculpture of a giant scallop, and is located on Pier D of the Honmoku Docks on the Yokohama waterfront. The Yokohama Port Symbol Tower is a chalk-white forty-eight-mete... more
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77. Yokohama Park
Yokohama Park is located next to Yokohama Stadium, home of the Yokohama Bay Stars, Yokohama's baseball team. Yokohama Park itself was opened in 1876 and was the first public park with a Western-style garden in Japan. Yokohama P... more
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78. Equine Museum of Japan
On a beautiful spot adjacent to Negishi Nature Park (the fomer Negishi Race Course laid out in 1868) is a collection of more than 500 horse-related artifacts. Opened in 1977, the museum divides the ecology of horse racing into... more
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79. Yokohama Doll Museum
In this museum there are more than 380 dolls draped in native costumes from no less than 100 countries. The extensive collection of vintage Japanese dolls is in astonishingly good condition. For drama, there is a puppet theater... more
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80. Soji-ji Temple
One of the largest temples in eastern Japan, Soji-ji is a major temple belonging to the Soto-sect of Zen Buddhism. It was established in 1321 in Noto Province by Jokin Keizan (1268-1325), but after a disastrous fire, it was rel... more
