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A shrine of the mid-Muromachi period whose main hall is an important cultural property. A cherry beside the stone steps leans over the path.
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A weeping cherry at Doyama Oji Shrine in Fukushima. The shrine was built in the mid-Muromachi period and is said to have been founded by Sakanoue no Tamuramaro, and its main hall is designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan. It stands beside the stone steps at the front of the entrance and blooms hanging over the road.
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