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A pilgrimage ground in Ryuo, opened in 1937, with a rite on the 21st of each month.
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A sacred site in Ryuo, Shiga. It opened in 1937; at the opening ceremony more than eighty children formed a procession, and at the Buddha enshrinement ceremony a large saito goma fire ritual was held in front of Iwaya Fudo. On the 21st of every month, believers and ascetics visit without a break, and one circuit of the path takes about two hours.
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