Higashi-Hiroshima
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Higashi-Hiroshima

Home to the sake producing region of Saijo

About Higashi-Hiroshima
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About Higashi-Hiroshima

Most well-known for its annual sake festival in Saijo every October, visitors to Higashi-Hiroshima can get a feel for its sake heritage by dropping by the Sakagura Dōri area and witnessing white-lattice Namako walls and Sekishu-gawara red roof tiles.

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