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環境・エコツアー 大里南校区 朝倉・うきは
2022/01/18
●スタッフ ブログSDGsを学ぶ朝倉&うきはのツアーを実施しました。 訪問場所:山田堰、朝倉三連水車、藤井養蜂場、白花綜で昼食、にじの耳納の里 紅乙女酒造 2022年1月18日
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Shinto shrine
2024/02/14
Featured things in JapanThere are over eighty thousand Shinto shrines in Japan, and they represent the oldest architectural style in the country. Shinto is a religion unique to Japan. Respect for land and nature is its basic premise. Usu …
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Shinto shrine
2022/01/14
Staff BlogThere are over eighty thousand Shinto shrines in Japan, and they represent the oldest architectural style in the country. Shinto is a religion unique to Japan. Respect for land and nature is its basic premise. Usually th …
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Japanese religions
2022/01/13
JapanWhy is Japanese religious orientation eclectic? Japanese indigenous religion, Shinto, has no founder or written doctrine and places a great emphasis on ancestor and nature worship. Japanese with no strong religious belie …
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Japanese Castle
2022/01/16
JapanLong ago Japan was divided into many small provinces. The lords of each province fought to take each other’s territory. Castles were built by the lords to show off their power and control their provinces. They were both …
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Onsen Resorts
2022/01/13
JapanIn Japan, Onsen are the country’s hot springs and the bathing facilities and traditional inns around them. Most Japanese love bathing in Onsen (hot springs), and many believe that the water can cure certain ailme …
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Onsen
2022/01/13
Staff BlogIn Japan, Onsen are the country’s hot springs and the bathing facilities and traditional inns around them. Most Japanese love bathing in Onsen (hot springs), and many believe that the water can cure certain ailme …
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About Japan
2026/01/03
● About JapanThis Tourist information is created by Japan KYUSHU Tourist for enjoyment of your travel. We are a Travel Agent in Fukuoka specializing in Kyushu. When you have an idea or a plan for traveling in Kyushu, Japan, pl …
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Japanese Castle
2024/02/16
Featured things in JapanJapaense Castles were built by the lords to show off their power and control their provinces. They were both residences and military bases. They were made of wood, but used various defensive devices for protection …
