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Daruma-dera Temple

★ 4.6 ・ 1,317 online ratings
Culture ・ Photo Spot ・ Temple
Opening hours
07:00–18:00
Business status
Open
Official website
Link
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Opening hours
Mon07:00–18:00
Tue07:00–18:00
Wed07:00–18:00
Thu07:00–18:00
Fri07:00–18:00
Sat07:00–18:00
Sun07:00–18:00
Business status
Open
Official website
Link
Phone
+81 98-884-1077
Wheelchair accessible
No
Daruma-dera Temple
1-5-1 Shuri Akatacho, Naha, Okinawa 903-0813, Japan
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Overall score
7.6/ 10
Recommendation

A steady performer and a popular stop worth adding to your itinerary.

Radar chart of popularity metricsEach metric is scored out of ten; the closer the shape sits to the outer ring, the higher the score.Social buzzSearch interestReview scoreVisit volumeFeedback rateNearby buzz

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Every metric is scored out of 10

01Social buzz
6.6 / 10
02Search interest
5.6 / 10
03Review score
9.7 / 10
04Visit volume
7.5 / 10
05Feedback rate
7.5 / 10
06Nearby buzz
8.6 / 10

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