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The head shrine of some 280 Hikawa shrines nationwide. Its approach runs about two kilometres, among the longest in Japan.
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Musashi Ichinomiya is an alternative name for a shrine. There are three shrines that call themselves Musashi Ichinomiya. Ono Shrine - Tama, Tokyo Hikawa Shrine - Omiya Ward, Saitama Hikawa Nyotai Shrine - Midori Ward, Saitama
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Founded:473 BC (traditional) Shrine rank:Ichinomiya of Musashi Province Lineage:Hikawa Shrine (about 280 shrines nationwide) Blessings:Matchmaking, Warding off evil
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