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Kunozan Toshogu
Where Ieyasu was first buried. The halls are National Treasures, built in 1617, 19 years earlier than the present halls of Nikko Toshogu. The main approach runs to 1,159 stone steps.
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Mishima Taisha
The shrine where Minamoto no Yoritomo prayed before raising his army. The fragrant olive in its grounds is said to be 1,200 years old and is a Natural Monument.
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Hamamatsu Hachimangu
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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Izusan Jinja
Held to be where Yoritomo and Masako were joined. A place of prayer for the revival of the Minamoto.
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Yaizu Jinja
The site of the Kusanagi legend of Yamato Takeru. Known for its Arai festival.
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