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- Inagi (2,798 bytes)
12: ...ved properly and can be seen in a few of the many museums open to all. - Saitama (2,266 bytes)
15: ... Adding to the beauty of the special spot is many museums, a gorgeous park, and old villages. - Sapporo (4,718 bytes)
40: ...in the Sapporo Artpark open stage, while multiple museums such as the Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Sappor... - Takasaki (3,123 bytes)
9: ...hroughout the area and are now stored in the many museums documenting the cities past. - Toyama (2,771 bytes)
21: ...e history of Toyama. There are also several other museums in the area. - Tsu (2,723 bytes)
19: ...storical sites throughout the [[Mie Prefecture]]. Museums, art galleries, temples, shrines; you can find al... - Ueno Park (2,911 bytes)
1: ...e most elaborate museums in Tokyo. Aside from the museums the park also has various other attractions which...
10: ...d display the culture of Japan. Shortly after the museums were opened Ueno Park became known as the most po...
17: ... reserved for a guided tour. All of Ueno Parks’ museums are very popular among tourists and visited by mi... - Yamagata (2,066 bytes)
3: ...arge role in the cities economy. Various schools, museums, labs, and clinics are attended by both residents... - Tokyo Attractions (3,444 bytes)
31: ...ns are home to multiple historical buildings, art museums, one of the world’s largest urban parks, and mu... - Jotaro Saito (2,095 bytes)
12: ... Hotel]]s lobby art, and numerous art projects in museums, restaurants, hotels, and shopping districts. He ... - Hiroshi Sugimoto (1,928 bytes)
7: ...oramas” that was of displays in natural history museums. More recently he has been photographing architec... - Virtual Japan Home (1,774 bytes)
31: * [[List of Japanese museums]]
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