Japan Atlas: Histrical Sites
navi keys Back to the map page 1. Goryokaku Fort 2. Sannai-Maruyama Ruins 3. Motsuji Temple Jodo Garden 4. Taga Castle Ruins 5. Kairakuen 6. Imperial Palace 7. Kamakura 8. Kenrokuen 9. Eiheiji Templ

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Japan Atlas: Shikoku Region
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Japan Atlas: Tohoku Region
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Japan Atlas: Hokkaido Region
Historic Sites Festivals Architecture Nature Hokkaido Region Map of Hokkaido Region Goryokaku Fort Sapporo Snow Festival Seikan Submarine Tunnel Hakodate Russian Orthodox Church Lake Mashu I

Japan Atlas: Kanto Region
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Japan Atlas: Kyushu Region
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Japan Atlas: Chubu Region
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Japan Atlas: About This Page
JAPAN ATLAS: About This Page Japan Atlas covers the following seven areas of interest. Index by Regions Copyrighted Photographs Web Japan > Japan Atlas > About this Page The "Japan Atlas" homepage o

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Japan Atlas: Architecture
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Japan Atlas: Ancient Capital of Nara
Related Links: Japan Atlas: Historic Sites Data Location: Nara City, Nara Prefecture THE CITY OF NARA Establishment of the municipal government: Feb. 1, 1898 Area: 211.60 sq km (81.7 sq mi.) Populat

Japan Atlas: Toro Ruins
Related Links: Japan Atlas: Historic Sites Toro Ruins map Data Location: Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Pref. Discovered in 1943. Area: 330,000 sq m (81.5 acres) Buildings and structures found: 12 houses,

Japan Atlas: Taga Castle Ruins
Related Links: Japan Atlas: Historic Sites Data Location: Tagajo City, Miyagi Prefecture Area of the Site: 102 ha (255 acres) Founded: in the early 8th century Remains of a Castle that Played a Cent