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A shrine in Hino, which draws worshippers from across Japan praying for fortune.
About this place
A shrine in Hino, known for prayers for wealth and good fortune. Its deities are Amenotokotachi no Mikoto, Yatsukamizu Omizunu no Mikoto, and Omizunu no Mikoto, enshrining gods of land management, good fortune, and nation-building. Stories of good luck are told, such as business turning around and winning the lottery. It is one of the Inaba-Hoki Province Good-Fortune Shrines (Eight Good-Fortune Shrines), and the shrine office handles good-luck goods.
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