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Founded in 719, the temple's name derives from a legend according to which the head of an oni, or Japanese ogre, was sealed in the stone door. It is said that during the Shujo Onie Festival held in February, if you are exposed to the sparks from the torches wielded by the oni, you will find happiness. The Mezamashi mochi"
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The vermilion-painted tower gate is the symbol of Takeo Onsen. It hosted many eminent figures, including the local lords of the Nabeshima family and the German botanist Siebold. The old bathhouse remains in the new building, where you can see Arita ware tiles with delicate depictions of seasonal flowers.
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A radio tower with a height of 333m. It was built in 1958 by combining the technology of the time to prevent natural disasters as the first skyscraper in Japan. It often appears in movies and anime and is widely appreciated. From the observation deck, you can also enjoy the sparkling night view of Tokyo.
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