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2568:Kaijin Shrine
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487:. During the
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2296:Emperor Ōjin
2284:Main deities
2167:Jinja Honchō
2160:Institutions
2079:Whale mounds
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1921:Shinko-shiki
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1783:Yama-no-Kami
1658:Takeminakata
1575:Inari shrine
1557:Head shrines
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968:. Retrieved
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795:Kehi Jingū Ō
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730:Outer Haiden
706:Ōtorii (ICP)
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610:Meiji period
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599:Matsuo Basho
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569:Oda Nobunaga
561:Asakura clan
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485:Empress Jito
477:Emperor Ōjin
453:Kinai region
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260:. It is the
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2685: [
2682:Yagi Shrine
2628: [
2605:Kehi Shrine
2553:Kōra taisha
2329:Nakatsuhime
2094:Sōja shrine
1906:Arahitogami
1889:Jingu Taima
1859:(locations)
1798:Ubusunagami
1778:Jinushigami
1707:Kumano Kodō
1690:Sannō torii
1653:Suwa Taisha
1614:Jingu Taima
1570:Inari Ōkami
1476:Kagura suzu
1372:Decorations
1119:hidden roof
667:Shrine and
608:During the
563:during the
553:of 240,000
465:Nihon Shoki
337:Chūai-tennō
317:Nihon Shoki
227:Kehi Shrine
177: /
165:136°04′29″E
47:Affiliation
22:Kehi Shrine
2740:Ichinomiya
2704:Categories
2595:Fuyo Jingū
2307:Minor gods
1972:Kanjo Nawa
1761:Chinjugami
1680:Ōkuninushi
1663:Yasakatome
1441:Chōzubachi
1426:Implements
1082:kagura-den
970:August 20,
961:"気比神宮大鳥居〉"
829:Ichinomiya
632:under the
595:Ōno Domain
573:Edo Period
521:ichinomiya
420:Ōjin-tennō
377:ヤマトタケルノミコト
360:Jingū-kōgō
278:Enshrined
266:of former
263:ichinomiya
239:Kehi Jingū
162:35°39′18″N
2600:Kashii-gū
2389:Usa Jingū
2213:Jichinsai
2045:Chinjusha
1993:Miyamairi
1899:Senjafuda
1869:Kadomatsu
1863:Katashiro
1849:Meoto Iwa
1838:(forests)
1813:Yorishiro
1766:Garanshin
1736:Gion cult
1724:Gion cult
1604:Amaterasu
1534:Tamagushi
1394:Shimenawa
1190:nakazonae
1127:nakazonae
1106:Chinjusha
1039:Buildings
669:Hiroshima
512:Engishiki
2563:Jōten-ji
2291:Hachiman
2183:Futomani
2141:Ō-mikuji
2089:Mitamaya
2084:Kamidana
2071:miyadera
2064:jingū-ji
1940:Kannushi
1844:(rocks)
1830:Shinboku
1803:Kunitama
1636:Tenmangū
1609:Jingūkyō
1587:Hachiman
1540:Masakaki
1462:Himorogi
1218:tamagaki
1197:shinboku
1162:katsuogi
1155:katōmado
1141:karahafu
925:pp. 125.
818:See also
766:Ema Hall
550:kokudaka
455:and the
81:Location
76:Location
68:Festival
41:Religion
2677:Kōzu-gū
2532:Kōzu-gū
2203:Hakushu
2103:History
1999:Shinshi
1911:Mikoshi
1894:Omamori
1865:(dolls)
1857:Kannabi
1842:Iwakura
1832:(trees)
1825:Mirrors
1817:Shintai
1788:Oyagami
1773:Dōsojin
1756:Ujigami
1520:Shinsen
1448:Chōzuya
1176:komainu
1148:karamon
804:気比神宮大鳥居
693:Gallery
684:JR West
612:era of
539:in the
463:" and "
447:History
250:Tsuruga
190:Website
2356:Places
2198:Misogi
2193:Kagura
2055:Hokora
1986:Misaki
1979:Junrei
1874:Bunrei
1631:Tenjin
1490:Ō-nusa
1483:O-miki
1455:Hakama
1416:Others
1384:Saisen
1249:Styles
1068:hokora
1061:Heiden
1054:Haiden
943:
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718:Honden
648:Honden
590:daimyō
529:Echigo
475:, and
461:Kojiki
52:Shinto
2720:Jingū
2689:]
2632:]
2188:Harae
2176:Rites
2146:Shuin
1932:Staff
1884:Ofuda
1878:Kanjō
1793:Sorei
1546:Washi
1513:Shide
1506:Sanbo
1497:Gohei
1389:Tomoe
1379:Sandō
1232:torii
1225:tokyō
1211:sōrin
1204:shōrō
1134:kairō
1112:chigi
856:Notes
797:torii
653:torii
603:haiku
309:Silla
302:伊奢沙別命
258:Japan
244:is a
59:Deity
2277:Gods
1965:A-un
1947:Miko
1876:and
1815:and
1527:Suzu
1239:tōrō
972:2020
941:ISBN
903:ISBN
875:ISBN
754:Gate
682:the
661:Nara
621:官幣大社
577:koku
556:koku
531:and
437:武内宿禰
414:応神天皇
354:神功皇后
331:仲哀天皇
288:kami
285:The
280:kami
233:氣比神宮
24:氣比神宮
2151:Ema
1469:Jōe
1183:mon
671:’s
663:’s
593:of
579:by
397:玉姫命
2706::
2687:ja
2630:ja
2375:八幡
1434:An
889:^
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624:,
605:.
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471:,
417:,
380:,
357:,
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2378:宮
2372:大
2369:三
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