Fukuin Temple
A Shingon Ritsu temple in Nara, backed by Mount Kasuga, with Fukukensaku Kannon as its principal image.
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A Shingon Ritsu temple in Nara, backed by Mount Kasuga, with Fukukensaku Kannon as its principal image.
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An amusement park on the summit of 642-metre Mount Ikoma, opened in 1929.
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Uplands in Soni at the foot of Mount Kurosodake, covered with pampas grass in autumn.
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A plateau on the Nara-Mie border. Mount Hinode is its highest point, and it is known for its rainfall.
A gorge in Tenkawa, with clear blue pools and waterfalls, and a path laid out along it.
A ridge running about eight kilometres at the north end of the Omine range, known for its cherry blossom.
A waterfall about 50 metres high in Kawakami, named after the dragonfly that by legend saved Emperor Yuryaku from a horsefly.
A fishing ground using a mountain stream as it is, with amago and trout all year.