- Overview
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- Kashihara Jingu was built in 1889 to enshrine Emperor Jimmu, Japan's first emperor
- The Mausoleum of Emperor Jimmu has multiple gates and a central mount where the emperor rests
- The Hanairaka in Imai-cho is a unique building with Western and Japanese architecture, and it provides insights into the history of the town
- Imai-cho was first a temple town built between 1532 and 1555 during the Warring States Period
- Discover open houses like Yometani residence, Imai-Machiyakan, and Kawai residence to experience authentic Edo period houses
- What to expect
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Kashihara Jingu, built in 1889 during the Meiji Imperial Restoration, stands on the historic site where the first imperial government was established in 660 BC. Enshrining Emperor Jimmu, the shrine holds significant importance in Japanese history. After visiting Kashihara-jingu, the next destination is Imai-cho. Initially known as a temple town, it transformed into a bustling trade hub during the Edo period. Imai-cho has preserved its Edo-era architecture, providing a captivating glimpse of the past. Visiting Kashihara not only allows you to immerse yourself in the rich Japanese history but also offers a delightful outdoor experience that is sure to be both informative and enjoyable
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