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This document lists and describes famous landmarks found across different regions of Japan, including Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, and others. Some of the major landmarks mentioned are Sapporo Clock Tower, Ishiwarizakura in Iwate, Jozenji-dori Avenue in Sendai, Tokyo Skytree, and Kairakuen Park in Mito. The landmarks provide objects and places that help identify locations within their respective cities and prefectures in Japan.
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- 10. AKITA AKITA CITY Port Tower Selion Atorion Building Kawabata Street
- 11. MIYAGI SENDAI Jozenji-dori Avenue Sunmall Ichibancho
- 12. MIYAGI SENDAI AER Lookout Terrace SS30
- 13. YAMAGATA YAMAGATA CITY Zao Ropeway Bunshokan Yamagata Museum of Art
- 14. YAMAGATA YAMAGATA CITY Gajo Park Kajo Central Bakuchiiwa
- 17. TOKYO TOKYO (CENTRAL) Akihabara Tsukiji Fish Market Koishikawa Korakuen
- 19. TOKYO TOKYO (NORTHERN) tokyo skytree ueno park
- 20. TOKYO TOKYO (SOUTHERN) ODAIBA INSTITUTE FOR NATURE ROPPONGI HILLS
- 21. IBARAKI MITO Kairakuen Park Mito Art Museum
- 22. TOCHIGI Utsunomiya City Oya Stone Museum Hachimanyama Park Matsugamine Catholic Church
- 23. GUNMA MAEBASHI City YU-YU GUNMA FLOWER PARK LUNAR PARK