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Sōja Shrine

美作総社宮, mimasaka-sōja-gū

One of the top three shrines of the Mimasaka area. The current shrine dates back to 1562.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Tsuyama, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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bar ABC
A sports bar complete with darts and a big screen TV. Free Wi-Fi access. English menus are available.
Closed · opens 6 pm
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Shurakuen Garden
衆楽園 Shūraku-en
Constructed in 1657 by Mori Nagatsugu, one of Tsuyama's feudal lords, Shurakuen is a strolling garden used as a place to entertain guests. While the current garden is sizable, the original was three times larger. The garden is considered worthwhile in every season with cherry blossoms in the spring, lillies in the summer, autumn leaves in the fall, and snow in the winter (if you're lucky).
Closed · opens 7 amFree
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Tokumori Shrine
徳守神社, Tokumori-jinja
Dating back to 1664, this shrine was built by Tsuyama's first daimyo, Mori Tadamasa. The shrine is dedicated to Amaterasu and it houses one of Japan's Three Great Mikoshi (portable shrines).
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Freak
フリーク
A popular ramen restaurant.
Closed · opens noon¥600-1000