Love luck
It is a list of power spots about love luck.
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Okunima Shrine | The Power Spots of Tokyo
It is said that the Great Deity is the same deity as the Great Deity, who is the child of the Elemental Son. It is said that great power is beneficial to marriage ...
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Kuzuryu Shrine (Hakone) | Kanagawa Prefecture Power Spot
Villagers dedicated their young daughters to life as poison dragons living in Lake Ashinoko have been troubled by frequent storms. Man-in-laws embellish this poison dragon with the power of Buddhist law ...
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Hokkaido Jingu | Hokkaido's power spots
Hokkaido Jingu was built as a Sapporo shrine after the Meiji Restoration. Originally from the place where the Ainu sacred land will be near, Feng Shui is also surrounded by mountains and rivers ...
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Hikawa Shrine (Saitama) | Power Spots in Saitama Prefecture
The founding of Hikawa Shrine is what BC 473 years. It is a shrine to which Izumo Taisha has been recruited and is the highest in Japan. At the time of the east conquest, Japanese martial arts also battles ...
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Shinobi Ike Zentendo | Tokyo Power Spot
In the Edo Period, Kanei-ji Temple was created as Hieizan Enryaku-ji Temple, and Shinobu-no-ike was regarded as Lake Biwa. Look at the holy place Takeojima in the middle of Lake Biwa ...
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Kanei Temple Nemoto Chudo (Tokyo) | Power Spots in Tokyo
Kanei-ji Temple had a large site in the upper area in the Edo period as one of the Todaigawa family's Bodhi-ji, but when the Shogunate was destroyed in the Meiji Restoration, it was suppressed ...
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Awaiting mountain Santen | Power spot in Tokyo
Awaiting mountain Santen is an extraordinary power spot near Sensoji Temple. A daikon radish is prepared as an offering in the precincts, and a shaped object with a purse string motif ...
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Tokyo Ojingu Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot
Tokyo Ojingu Shrine is a relatively new shrine that was built in the Meiji period, but as a shrine that can be visited instead of Ise Shrine ...
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Nezu Shrine | Tokyo Power Spots
Nezu Shrine is a legendary old-fashioned shrine that was built near the current Sendagi by Japanese Taketomi in the first half of the 4 century. Then Ota made Edo Castle ...
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Heavenly fire god
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Mikane Shrine
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Ishiwara Shrine
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Tado Taisha
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Mitakeyama | Power spot in Shizuoka Prefecture
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Gyoda Hachiman Shrine | Power Spot in Saitama Prefecture
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Hie Shrine (Tokyo) | Power Spot in Tokyo
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Omi Jingu | Power Spot in Shiga Prefecture
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Oyama Shrine
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Kotohiragu Shrine | Power Spot in Kagawa Prefecture
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Nagata Shrine
2019.10.24
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Ikuishi Shrine
2019.10.24
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Gunsha Shrine
2019.10.24
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Koshien Shrine Shrine
2019.10.24
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Iwa Miyako Shrine
2019.10.24
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Hiraizumi Temple Hakusan Shrine
2019.10.23
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Tojinbo
2019.10.23
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Ashiwa Shrine
2019.10.23
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Wakasa Hime Shrine (Wakasahiko Shrine)
2019.10.23
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Kanesaki Palace
2019.10.23
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Atsuta Jingu | Aichi Prefecture Power Spot
2018.07.18
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Yukushi Shrine | Power Spot in Kagoshima Prefecture
2019.04.20
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Akihayama | Power spot in Shizuoka Prefecture
2018.08.26
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Kodairagata Tenmangu | power spot of Fukushima
2018.09.27
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Anmochi Shrine | Power Spot in Tottori Prefecture
2019.04.03
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神 パ ワ ー | Power spot in Kumamoto Prefecture
2019.04.17
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Iyoshi Nami Takan
2018.10.02
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Chitose Shrine | Hokkaido Power Spot
2019.02.15
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Awaiting mountain Santen | Power spot in Tokyo
2018.07.19
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Toriumiyama Oyodo Shrine | Power Spots in Yamagata Prefecture
2018.09.11
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