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AichiShrines & TemplesIt enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three imperial regalia. A great camphor said to be over a thousand years old stands in its grounds, and a deep forest survives in the middle of the city. Nobunaga prayed here for victory before Okehazama, and the Nobunaga wall he dedicated after winning still stands.
AichiShrines & TemplesThe head shrine of all Tsushima and Tenno shrines in Japan. Its faith quiets epidemic disease, and the Owari Tsushima Tenno festival is an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
AichiShrines & TemplesFirst shrine of Owari Province. The city name Ichinomiya comes from this shrine being the ichinomiya.
AichiShrines & TemplesA branch of Naritasan Shinshoji, known for blessings for road safety.
AichiShrines & TemplesIts tahoto pagoda is the oldest building in the city of Nagoya. It holds more than a thousand Enku Buddhas.
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AichiShrines & TemplesOne of the four Kannon of Owari. It guards the demon gate of Nagoya Castle.
AichiShrines & TemplesThe tutelary shrine of Nagoya. Floats move through the streets for the Wakamiya festival.
AichiShrines & TemplesHeld to be the birthplace of tezutsu hanabi. A pillar of fire rises from a tube held in the arms.