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Rebirth of an Icon: Kyoto’s Nijo Castle

After major restoration, the castle’s main palace has finally reopened.

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Rebirth of an Icon: Kyoto’s Nijo Castle
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Travel Guide: Hirosaki

Hirosaki is a retro castle town famous for cherry blossoms and apples.

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Travel Guide: Hirosaki
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Top Attractions in Nagoya, Japan’s Heartland

The capital of Aichi is known for powerful samurai lords and massive industry.

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Top Attractions in Nagoya, Japan’s Heartland
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Himeji-jo, Japan’s Largest Castle

The 17th century structure is a world-renowned architectural masterpiece.

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Himeji-jo, Japan’s Largest Castle
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A Visual History of Osaka’s Dotonbori

The entertainment district has been the heart of the city for over four hundred years.

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A Visual History of Osaka’s Dotonbori