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Sightseeing Spots
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Ryotanji Temple
Ryotanji Temple was opened in 733 by the Japanese Buddhist priest Gyoki Bosatsu. There are many Impo ...
Ryugashido Cavern
This is one of the largest limestone caves in the Tokai Region. The mysterious underground cavern wa ...
Shointei Teahouse
Shointei is an authentic teahouse located in a corner of Hamamatsu Castle Park. It was designed by M ...
