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Shrine [ja] Kotohira-gū (Tokyo Port Area) [ja] Kotohira-gū Tokyo Branch [ja] Kotohira-gū Matsuyama Branch [ja] Kotohira Shrine (Joetsu City) [ja] Kotohira Shrine...

such as Ōsugi Shrine in Ibaraki Prefecture. The deity of Kotohira Shrine (Kotohira-gū) in Kotohira, Kagawa Prefecture, popularly known as Konpira Daigongen...

Ehime Prefecture – Dōgo Onsen, Matsuyama Castle Kagawa Prefecture – Kotohira-gū Shrine, Ritsurin Garden, Shōdo Island, Naoshima Island Tokushima Prefecture...

yorishiro. -gū (宮) indicates a shrine enshrining an imperial prince, but there are many examples in which it is used simply as a tradition. The word gū (宮) often...

also enshrined (or sealed away ... ) in Shiramine Shrine in Kyoto and Kotohira-gū in Kagawa Prefecture. The former is also associated with the god of football...

Pacific in a solar-powered boat. The Malt's Mermaid is on display at Kotohira-gū Shrine in Shikoku, close to the main hall. In 1999, he sailed from San...

a scarlet hakama, but in actuality, scarlet or vermilion is used. At Kotohira-gū, dark purples are used, and at some shrines, those who have retired from...

and the akashaguma of Tokushima. Near one of the inner temples of the Kotohira-gū in Shikoku, it is said that at nighttime an "akashaguma" appears from...

Shiramine Jingū, Fujimori Shrine (ja:藤森神社), Tanzan Shrine, Hirano Shrine and Kotohira-gū. Seidaimyōjin (精大明神), enshrined as one of the sessha (auxiliary shrine)...