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Hodosan Jinja Shrine
This Shinto shrine was founded in 110 AD honoring the guardian deity to ward off fires and thefts.
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- 1828 Nagatoro
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- +81-494-66-0084
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About this sight
Secondary shrine on the summit of Hodo mountain. Tea and gift shops available.
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