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Sugawara Shrine (5) Hall of worship

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area

Iga

category

Shrines and temples

season

Winter (December to February) Autumn (September to November) Summer (June to August) Spring (March to May)

Shooting location

IgaCity

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Known as Notenjin, the Ueno Tenjin Festival in April is famous. MatsuoBasho, a native of Iga Ueno, dedicated his first collection of haiku, "Kai Ohohi." The zelkova tree in the precincts is said to bud twice a year, in spring and autumn, and is famous as the "two-bud zelkova," and is designated as a natural monument of the city. In addition, the tower gate and bell tower, built in the mid-Edo period, are designated as prefectural cultural properties.

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