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Sightseeing Spots
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Haruno-Sugi (Sugi Tree Forest)
Daikoji Temple sits at the summit of Mt. Haruno, which is said to be founded by the monk Gyoki. On t ...
Ryotanji Temple
Ryotanji Temple was opened in 733 by the Japanese Buddhist priest Gyoki Bosatsu. There are many Impo ...
Hamamatsu Flower Park
Hamamatsu Flower Park is a facility that holds floral exhibits and festivals. This beautiful park fe ...
