• Taima-dera was founded in 612 by Imperial Prince Maroko, the brother of the famous Prince Shotoku
• Taima-dera Street has remained traditional while becoming modern, and you may find souvenirs here
• Kehayaza Sumo Museum in Taima district, the birthplace of Sumo, offers a chance to explore this integral part of Japanese culture
• After experiencing Sumo, you can rest and enjoy some delicious chujo mochi, red bean paste on rice paste, the local specialty, at Chujodo Hompo

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