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ViewsJapan's Top 3From eTripTips WikiAfter the Three Views were composed in the 17th century, many authors have come up with their own lists of Japanese sites and attractions. While there are countless lists and variations thereof, here is a selection of the best-known ones:
[edit] Three ViewsFloating torii, Miyajima 三景 Sankei in Japanese. The most famous list of them all, attributed to scholar Hayashi Razan back in 1643. [edit] New Three Views
[edit] Three Famous CastlesHimeji Castle 三名城 Sanmeijō
In addition to the above, the following castles are also considered National Treasures (国宝 kokuhō):
[edit] Three Famous GardensKorakuen Garden, Okayama 三名園 Sanmeien
[edit] Three Famous Mountains三名山 Sanmeizan, also 三霊山 Sanreizan
[edit] Three Great Festivals三大祭 Sandaisai
[edit] Three Hot SpringsSakinoyu Onsen, Shirahama [edit] Three Great Hot Springs三大温泉 Sandaionsen [edit] Three Famous Springs三名泉 Sanmeisen. This list, too, was authored by Hayashi Razan. [edit] Three Old SpringsBathhouse, Dogo Onsen 三古湯 Sankosen
[edit] Three Great Night ViewsOsaka Bay at night 三大夜景 Sandaiyakei
[edit] New Three Great Night Views
[edit] Three Holy Places of ŌshūSulphur pit, Mount Osore 奥州三霊場 Ōshū sanreijō are the three most famous pilgrimage sites in the ancient land of Oku (奥), now known as Tohoku.
[edit] Three Hidden RegionsVine bridge, Iya Valley 三大秘境 Sandaihikkyō
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