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'Shimenawa' ( Shinto Straw Festoon ) In The Japanese Shrine. Shimenawa Consists Of A Rice-straw Rope And White Paper Cut In Stripes. It Is Considered A Barrier Against Evil Spirits.
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Botan Sumiyoshi Shrine: The Chikaraishi Where People Used To Compete In Strength
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Botan Sumiyoshi Shrine: The Chikaraishi Where People Used To Compete In Strength
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Nakahara Hachiman Shrine Is A Shrine Located In Aoto, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo, Japan.It Is Believed To Have Been Built In The Early Edo Period (250 Years Ago), When Nakahara Village Was Established, As A Shinto Shrine For The Former Nakahara Village
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Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine Is Located In Shinkyogoku, Nishikikoji-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto. It Is Dedicated To Tenma Tenjin (Sugawara Michizane). Located At The Eastern End Of Nishiki Market, Known As The Kitchen Of Kyoto
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Kagamikumemori Inari Shrine, Asakusabashi, Taito-ku, Tokyo.It Is Said That The Shrine Was Built In The Early Edo Period As The Residence Shrine Of Kagami Tayu, A Monkey Showman Who Lived In This Area, And Was Called Kagami Inari
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