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YamaguchiArchitectureHagi
Hagi Jokamachi
The layout of the samurai quarter survives exactly as it was in the Edo period.
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YamaguchiArchitectureShimonoseki
Tsunoshima Bridge
One thousand seven hundred and eighty metres across an emerald sea. Made famous by television advertisements.
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Iya no Kazurabashi
A suspension bridge woven from hardy kiwi vine. It is rebuilt every three years.
KagawaArchitectureMarugame
Marugame-jo
A surviving keep, and the smallest in Japan. Its stone walls are said to be the highest.
KagawaArchitectureTakamatsu
Ritsurin Koen
The largest garden in Japan designated a Special Place of Scenic Beauty. It borrows Mount Shiun as scenery.
EhimeArchitectureMatsuyama
Dogo Onsen Honkan
Among the oldest hot springs in Japan. It has the Yushinden, a bath reserved for the imperial family.
EhimeArchitectureImabari
Imabari-jo
One of the three great water castles of Japan, with seawater drawn into its moat.
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KochiArchitecture
KochiArchitectureKochi
Makino Botanical Garden
A memorial to Makino Tomitaro, the father of Japanese botany. It grows 3,000 species.
FukuokaArchitectureFukuoka
Hakata Ori
Obi sashes in the kenjo pattern. The dolls are unglazed clay, painted after firing.
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SagaArchitectureTakeo
Mifuneyama Rakuen
A garden backed by Mount Mifune. Known for azaleas and autumn colour.
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Hizen Hamashuku
A white-walled town lined with sake breweries. The birthplace of brewery tourism.
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