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A Monju hall in Takahata, counted one of Japan's three great Monju, where people come to pray before examinations.
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"Kameoka Monju," counted among Japan's Three Monju, in Takahata, Yamagata; the other two are Abe Monjuin in Sakurai, Nara Prefecture, and Kirito no Monju in Miyazu, Kyoto Prefecture. At the entrance to the approach is a Nio gate, and you climb stone steps for about 15 minutes to the Monju hall. The Monju of wisdom is enshrined, many people come to pray for exam success, and the "Tone water" wells up behind the hall.
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