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Here stands the Kumotachi camphor, in which Ieyasu is said to have hidden after his defeat by the Takeda at Mikatagahara.
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Hamamatsu Hachimangu is a shrine located in Hachimancho, Naka Ward, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka. Its origin is said to be Kobe Shrine, an Engishiki-listed shrine. In the reign of Emperor Nintoku, Tamayorihime no Mikoto, deity of sea transport, was enshrined in the village of Kobe (now around Ozawatari-cho, Naka Ward) to calm Tootomi, and the Engishiki of the Heian period records it as Kobe Shrine.
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Founded：938 (traditional) Blessings：Victory luck
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