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Nenbutsu-ji Temple
Located in the heart of the hot spring town of Arima Onsen, this temple is known for its 250-year-old Sal tree that blooms in late June. Nenbutsu-ji was first f
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Originally founded in 724 close to the Arima Onsen Hot Spring Town, the original temple was burned down in 1576. Over a decade later, in 1590, the Yakushi-do Hall was completed. It is said to be the location of a large tea ceremony held by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Visitors can still see the original hall, which is a designated cultural property.
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