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The Omiya Bonsai Art Museum, SaitamaThe Omiya Bonsai Art Museum is the world’s first public bonsai art museum opened in March 2010 adjacent to the mecca of bonsai, Omiya Bonsai Village; also, a sister museum of the National Bonsai & Penjing of the U.S. National Arboretum in Washington D.C. since August 2019. You can enjoy the change of bonsai appearance throughout the four seasons with its’ permanent exhibition of 70 bonsai …
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Bonsai Mecca & Cultural Heritages for Tokyo 2020 Basketball & Soccer Venue – SAITAMA CITYSaitama City is a host venue for football and basketball games of the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. Saitama City is conveniently located with train connections including 6 shinkansen lines and highway network such as Tohoku Expressway. In addition to such a site characteristic with an easy access from Central Tokyo, Saitama City enjoys rich cultural and natural heritages, including Minuma Tambo, an area of paddy fields …
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1Hokkaido
2Aomori
3Akita
4Iwate
5Yamagata
6Miyagi
7Fukushima
8Tochigi
9Ibaraki
10Gunma
11Saitama
12Chiba
13Tokyo
14Kanagawa
15Niigata
16Toyama
17Ishikawa
18Fukui
19Nagano
20Yamanashi
21Shizuoka
22Gifu
23Aichi
24Shiga
25Mie
26Kyoto
27Osaka
28Nara
29Wakayama
30Hyogo
31Tottori
32Okayama
33Shimane
34Hiroshima
35Yamaguchi
36Kagawa
37Tokushima
38Ehime
39Kochi
40Fukuoka
41Saga
42Nagasaki
43Oita
44Kumamoto
45Miyazaki
46Kagoshima
47Okinawa
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