Valeska Blue Guide to Akaina

== 100 (Or Less) Things to See in Akaina ==
=== 10 Things to See in Aukustia ===
1. An old building
2. A ruin
3. A train
4. A mountain
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=== 10 Things to See in Fusou ===
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=== 10 Things to See in Ji ===
31. Walled City of Jìchéng: elements of this ancient walled city dates to at least the 4th Century BCE, but the majority of construction in the national capital dates to a period between the 900s and 1400s.  The city's walls enclose the central portion of Jìchéng, including the royal palace and the Golden District, a section of traditional housing. 
32. Shrine of Tanzhesizhen: this Jian shrine to the legendary Black Tortoise dates to the 8th century, although several structures were rebuilt or repaired in the 1500s after a fire.
33. Fukang Cave: this limestone cave, measuring nearly three kilometers long, is flooded, and allows boats to navigate the vast majority of the system.  A small shrine is located at the end of the cave.
34. Baimiao Pilgrimage: a 25-kilometer walking path winds through the picturesque Baimiao Hills, allowing access to a total of seventy-four shrines.  During the summer and autumn, the path is often crowded with up to a thousand pilgrims per day.
35. Library of Huan of Ji: King Huan gathered this library during his reign in the 1600s, collecting both period literature and and older legal documents.  The library has recently been opened to foreign scholars who are allowed to catalogue the extensive collection.
36. Beisha Stone Bridge: a 15th-century stone bridge over the Beisha River several kilometers upstream of Jìchéng provides a picturesque view.
37. Xiangtan Reservoir Monastery: a flood-control dam built in 1700 created the Xiangtan reservoir, the largest artificial lake in Ji.  A monastery built on a high hill survived and became an island, noteworthy for its natural beauty.
38. Tomb of Wucheng: the tomb of Wucheng, one of Ji's most notable historical kings, dates from the 5th Century and includes a monolithic stone statue.
39. Shuzheng Waterfall: this beautiful waterfall located on the western coast of Ji falls 124m.  The water crashes into a rocky basin and then flows in a short series of rapids underneath a railway bridge and into the sea.
40. Feishui Fortress: this preserved traditional fortress, located in the central region of Ji, was the site of the surprising military victory which resulted in the ascendance of Hata Uchino to the Jian throne.
=== 10 Things to See in Joseon ===
41. Walled City of Wonsan: Located in the capital city of Wonsan, the Walled City is home to much of Joseon's governmental buildings, including the striking Gyeonghui Palace. 
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44. Gimhae: this town, located on Bujon Lake just north of the capital of Wonsan, is highly attractive lakeside town with thermal baths. 
45. Odongdo Shrine: this seaside shrine on remote Janggodo Island is colorful and charming, perfectly mixing the roar of the coastal surf and the stony mountains that rise from it. Visitors to the shrine are encouraged to pat the nose of the fat golden pig statue, as this allegedly brings good luck. 
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=== 10 Things to See in Qichau ===
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