周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park ($\text{Heiwa Kinen Kōen}$) is one of the most significant memorial sites in the world. It is a large, central green space dedicated to the victims of the 1945 atomic bombing and a powerful symbol of humanity's commitment to world peace and the abolition of nuclear weapons.

As "nice" as the encounter with the Nara deer may seem at first glance, they are still animals and therefore loyal to their behavior, either instinctively or according to their life stage and gender. Conditional caution, rutting, food jealousy, and territorial demarcation could thus lead to "unpredictable" behavior...

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In case of rain the route becomes even more suggestive

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During the rutting season, male stags can be very dominant. Warnings are issued during this time!

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A beautifully landscaped park on an island at the end of the Aioi Bridge, the site of the explosion. Many monuments have been erected here, all commemorating the victims and the terrible deed perpetrated against the Japanese people.

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The early bird... in the morning, the chances are still good to photograph the castle with few visitors.

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The castle has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. It has seven floors that can be visited. The entrance fee is 1,000 yen. Upon entering the castle, you must take off your shoes (as in any castle) and carry them with you in a bag. The castle has never been destroyed by fire or war and is one of the few remaining original castles. From the point where you validate your ticket to the point where you have to take off your shoes, you understand why the castle has never been conquered. The paths lead through thick walls and around many corners, perfect for keeping your opponent at bay.

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Steep stairs lead to the temple, and you can pass through the Nio Mon Gate. From up here, you have a magnificent view of the valley. The temple closes at 6:00 PM sharp, as clearly indicated.

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Here at the Sai-mon Gate, you can position yourself in a good spot in the evening, when the sun sets in the west and bathes the temple in a magical red.

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Kyomitsu dera is a sprawling Buddhist temple complex with several buildings. UNESCO declared the temple a World Heritage Site in 1994. The buildings date back to 1633, but the temple itself is much older (798 AD). The temple gets its name from the waterfall that cascades down from the nearby hills: kioyi mitsu... means pure water.

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It's a small path through the bamboo forest, and unfortunately, it's also very popular! I'd probably come back early in the morning or late in the evening.

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Nara Park is home to approximately 1,200 trusting sika deer, considered messengers of a deity and protected as living national treasures. The deer are so greedy for the biscuits (200 yen) that they even spurn grass. The male deer no longer have antlers... which is a good thing, because otherwise several tourists would be injured.

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A very nice experience... if you get there very early. Then you won't have a horde of self-absorbed influencers trying to take their hundredth picture.

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The shrine is most beautiful at dusk. 🥰

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beautiful castle and interesting to go inside and climb to the top

Bow as you pass through the torii. Then wash your hands and mouth (at the washing station on the side). Insert money into the shrine, bow twice, clap twice, express your wishes or thanks, and bow.

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The two trees are in front of the Meiji Jingu Shrine in a great park in the middle of Tokyo!

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Meiji Jingu Shrine in a great park in the middle of Tokyo!

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A green oasis in the center of Tokyo

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Large queues here.