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A shrine said to date from 1373, with a crimson cherry partway along the approach.
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Ematsu Shrine in Fukushima is said to have been founded in Kentoku 3 (1373), and many votive ema plaques from the Edo period have been dedicated. On the way up the approach is a cherry tree whose crimson blossoms bloom like a waterfall.
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