|   Shijo-dori
 |   In the Teramachi Covered Arcade. As well as being filled with shops there were also some very old, temples and shrines opening onto the shopping centre.
 |   Koya-San . The birthplace of the Shingon school of Esoteric Buddhism. Garden inside Kongobu-ji temple
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    |   The founder of this comunity was Kukai, now known as Kobo Daishi.
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    |   The Garan. Dai-to Great Pagoda
 |   The Daimon gate
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 |   Okuna-in cemetery. Where every Japanese Buddhist wants their remains to be put.
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 |   The furnicular railway up to Koya-san
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    |   The Fujiya hotel Hakone. This is the first Western style hotel in all Japan built in the 1930s.
 |   Every room has piped hot mineral spring water.
 |   The Hakone open air museum
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