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Inuyama (���R), literally meaning "dog mountain", is a city in Aichi Prefecture, not far from Nagoya. It is most famous for its small but beautiful castle, which is one of Japan's oldest wooden castles, having survived the turmoils of wars and disasters over the centuries.
The picturesque Kiso River runs along the northern border of the city, where cormorant fishing takes place from June through mid October every year. Southeast of the city center is Meiji Mura, a popular open air historical theme park based on the Meiji Period (1868-1912).
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Castle
Inuyama Castle•
One of Japan's oldest surviving castles.
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Museum
Meiji Mura•
Open air museum about the Meiji Period.
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Garden
Urakuen Garden
Garden with a celebrated teahouse.
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