In the south east side of Naramachi, Nara, you can find Imanisi-Ke Shoin, which is well-known for its "shoinzukuri" architecture, and as an important cultural asset.
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- Feb.24, 2009: Shunko-in, Myoshinji, Kyoto
- Feb.21, 2009: Imanisi-Ke Shoin in Nara
- Feb.20, 2009: a set menu restaurant URI in Nara
- Feb.17, 2009: revised version of UKIYOE
- Feb.17, 2009: Cafe & Bar SUNTORY
- Feb.17, 2009: tempura restaurant TAKASEBUNE
- Feb.12, 2009: What's Onmyodo?
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