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    Compared with the bustling Shurijo Castle, I prefer the relaxed atmosphere of Shikinaen Royal Garden. It was the largest royal villa in the Ryukyu Kingdom. The garden is shaded by lush trees, and as you stroll along paths paved with Ryukyu limestone, you can admire the heart-shaped pond, hexagonal pavilion, and rustic stone bridges. The scenery is very distinctive.

    The garden blends Chinese and Ryukyuan cultures, with details worth seeing everywhere. Admission is JPY 400, and there are relatively fewer visitors. It's very pleasant to walk around, and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys historic sites and garden strolls〜

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    Enjoyed the beautiful blend of Japanese and Chinese architecture. It's already been listed as a World Cultural Heritage site.

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