The Kazusa Kokubunji Ruins in Ichihara City, where you can feel the breath of the Nara period. It is the second largest in size after the Musashi Kokubunji, and traces of ancient architecture such as the Golden Hall and tower remain. Don't miss the Niomon Gate and Yakushi Hall from the Edo period onwards. Especially in autumn, the over 650-year-old large ginkgo tree turns red, and the fallen leaves spread out like a carpet, making for a stunning sight. Even from afar, its beauty stands out, and once you visit, it's sure to become an unforgettable landscape.
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