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Hiroshima City Asa Zoological Park is a large zoo in northern Hiroshima with a broad collection of animals arranged across spacious grounds and naturalized hillside surroundings.
Kurashiki Ivy Square occupies an 1889 cotton-mill complex converted into an ivy-covered hotel, museum and event property beside Kurashiki's Bikan Historical Quarter and canals.
Naruto Park overlooks the Naruto Strait and its famous whirlpools, combining coastal viewpoints, walking routes and seasonal cherry blossoms around the bridge-side park landscape.
Sanuki Mannou Park is Shikoku's national government park, spread over hills above Mannou reservoir in Kagawa with broad flower meadows, camping areas and cycling facilities.
Taikodani Inari Shrine climbs the hillside above Tsuwano behind a long procession of vermilion torii gates, combining Inari worship with broad views across the historic castle town below.
Zentsu-ji Temple in Kagawa is identified as the birthplace of Kōbō Daishi, founder of Shingon Buddhism, giving the active temple a direct connection to one of Japan's major Buddhist figures.
A two-level GiGO on Hiroshima’s Hondori shopping route, with prize, purikura, driving, rhythm.
Central Hiroshima: Hiroshima’s permanent Shueisha JUMP SHOP carrying official Weekly Shonen Jump merchandise.
Kochi Sunday Market brings local produce, plants, household goods and prepared food onto Otesuji near Kochi Castle. The stalls make a weekly street market part of the city center rather than a separate shopping complex. Seasonal ingredients and foods such as sweet potato tempura give visitors a way into everyday tastes from the region.
A station-front TAITO STATION in BIG FRONT Hiroshima beneath Bic Camera in Hiroshima Station.
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