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The Graves of Kings: Osaka’s Mozu-Furuichi Kofungun

You can find Unusual graves and tombs in just about every culture throughout the entire world. Typically the more important,

Previously, we covered the life and stories of the very famous onmyo-ji Abe no Seimei. Seimei became Onmyo-ji when he

The onmyo-ji known as Abe no Seimei is one of most famous people in Japanese history and there are many

The archaeological beginning of Japan is a very hot button issue. Exactly when did primitive people migrated to Japan? Where

Mount Miwa, also known as Mt. Mimoro, is unequivocally one of the most sacred places in Japan. Although Mt. Miwa

Which mountain is the most sacred in Japan? Most people would probably assume that Mt. Fuji is the most sacred

As we covered in our post about Kouzu Shrine, emperor Nintoku made Osaka a capital back in 6th century. Osaka

In central Osaka is an old building called Tekijuku. Though it is not very popular destination, during the Edo Period