Kawara 1-1, Hino-cho, Gamo-gun, Shiga-ken 529-1698 JAPAN
...(日野町; Hino-chō) is a landlocked town in southeastern [[Shiga Prefecture]], Japan.
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...ys = JR [[Kusatsu Line]] [[Kibukawa Station]], [[Koka Station]]; [[Ohmi Railways]] [[Minakuchi Jonan Station]]; [[Shigaraki Kogen Railway]] [[Shigaraki Stat
...tion]], [[Terasho Station]], [[Koka Station]], [[Aburahi Station]]; [[Ohmi Railways]] [[Minakuchi Matsuo Station]], [[Minakuchi Station]], [[Minakuchi Ishibash
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...], [[Minami-Hikone Station]], [[Kawase Station]], [[Inae Station]]; [[Ohmi Railways]] [[Fujitec-mae Station]], [[Toriimoto Station]], [[Hikone Station]], [[Hik
Motomachi-cho 4-2, Hikone-shi, Shiga-ken 522-8501 JAPAN|
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...reen-Shot.jpg|thumb|700px|center|Shinkansen passing by Mt. Ibuki in winter in Maibara.]]
...saka and [https://www.centrair.jp/en/ Central Japan International Airport] in [[Aichi Prefecture]].
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...Station]] on [[JR]] [[Hokuriku Main Line]]; [[Maibara Station]] on [[Ohmi Railways]] |
Maibara (米原市; Maibara-shi) is a city in northeastern [[Shiga Prefecture]], [[Japan]] between Hikone and Nagahama.
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...d in May 1957. Based on the katakana characters for "Shiga" and the circle in the middle symbolizing Lake Biwa. |
...kansen]], [[Kosei Line]], [[Hokuriku Main Line]], [[Kusatsu Line]], [[Ohmi Railways]] |
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...lso once the capital of Japan when Emperor Tenji moved the capital to Otsu in 667. World Heritage Site temples together with Kyoto. |
Goryocho 3-1, Otsu, Shiga 520-8575 JAPAN|
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...[Omi-Hachiman Station]], [[Azuchi Station]], [[Shinohara Station]]; [[Ohmi Railways]] [[Omi-Hachiman Station]], [[Musa Station]] |
Sakuramiya-cho 236, Omi-Hachiman-shi, Shiga 523-8501 JAPAN|
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...on = Oiran dochu courtesan procession at the Tokyo Jidai Festival in Asakusa. |
Population = 12,369,000 (8,340,000 in [[23 special wards|23 wards]])|
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...estivals are not that crowded (except for fireworks) compared to festivals in Kyoto.
Listed below are Shiga Prefecture's major festivals in chronological order by month.
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Logocaption = Blue water for Lake Biwa and green spot for Konan in the south |
Chuo 1-1, Konan-shi, Shiga 520-3288 JAPAN|
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Chronological history of photography in Japan in 2001 (Heisei 13)
...nted to convey. The 1,000 photographs were gathered and coordinated by the Japan Professional Photographers' Society (JPS).
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...ure. She had served as the director of the Ken Domon Museum of Photography in Sakata, Yamagata.
...y Art, Tokyo. It was her first solo exhibition at a major public museum in Japan. Her works were multimedia with a religious theme including the "Dream Temp
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[[File:119810501-008.jpg|400px|thumb|right|Lake Biwa from Mt. Shizugatake in Nagahama.]]
With Japan's largest lake in [[Lake Biwa]], numerous National Treasures and Important Cultural Propertie
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<td align="left" valign="top" style="font-size: 90%;">Wada tumulus in Ritto.</td>
...tion next to Kyoto, the old Imperial Capital of Japan where the Emperor of Japan resided.
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