Jokeiji Temple・Akiba Shrine
When it is rainy season, hydrangea that has been planted since around 1967 is in full bloom. Because of this, it is called "Kakio's Hydrangea Temple".
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Akiba Shrine
Loved by locals as a hydrangea temple.
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