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Mampukuji Temple - Kyoto

Mampukuji Temple

Museums & Culture > Archeological, Heritage SiteSpecific Cardholder Rate: JPY STU,SCH 300YEN(40%OFF)TEA,IYTC 450YEN(10%OFF

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Mampukuji Temple
34
Kyoto, Japan
Phone: +81 774 323900
Fax: +81 774 326088
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Mampukuji Temple
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34
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