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A sacred spring rises here, said to be good for ailments of the eye.
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Shinokura Shrine is a shrine in Shinokura, Ono, Fukui. It is an Engishiki-listed small shrine and its former shrine rank was prefectural shrine. Onamuchi no Okami Sukunabikona no Mikoto Ichikishimahime no Mikoto Honda Wake no Mikoto Konohanasakuya-hime no Mikoto According to its history, in March of 717 (Yoro 1), the master Taicho, having decided to climb Mount Haku from Asauzu, arrived at Ono, where there was a place in the woods south of the shrine from which clear spring water flowed, and he spent about ten days there.
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Founded：Yoro era (traditional) Blessings：Longevity
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