Economic fortune
A list of power spots on fortune.
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Nagata Shrine
Nagata Shrine is a venerable shrine that the Empress Jin Gong was founded on the return of Sanhan. The principal god of the main festival god is the same god as Ebisu of the Seven Lucky Gods ...
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Ikuishi Shrine
Ikuishi Shrine is a mysterious shrine with a huge stone body. A 2 god came down here and hurried to build a temple overnight. But ...
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Tatsuta Taisha
Tatsuta Taisha is an ancient company with a history of over 2000 years. It is a god of wind that is rare even in the whole country and is said to be “Tatsuta's wind god”.
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Taikodani Inari Shrine
Dazai Valley Inari Shrine was decently built on the demon gate of the castle as a holding of Tsuwano Pass. Promoted by Fushimi Inari Shrine, with the benefit of fulfilling various applications ...
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Taji Speed Hiyori Shrine
In the eastern expedition of Yamato Takeru, he is worried about the Tajikiya ratio sales that protected his husband at the expense of himself. Known as the god of marriage, the main hall is Muromachi ...
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Gold shrine
Kim Jonggung is traditionally known as the Kendo, and has been worshiped by warriors who pray for victory. Especially until the Sengoku period, it was called Hakusan Sansha, and it was a credible ...
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Tokuo Suma Shrine
Tsukuo Suma Shrine on Takefu Island is the oldest shrine that is said to be Japan's oldest Benzaiten. The dragon god of Lake Biwa and the god of the mountain are also enshrined, and nature ...
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Hanchang Shrine
Originally known as Kunjo Shrine, it has long been known as the Hanchang Shrine. As a god of safe delivery and marriage ...
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Mikane Shrine
The money fortune shrine in Kyoto is the money shrine. It is famous for its golden torii gate and lucky wallet.
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Kyoto Ebisu Shrine
It is no exaggeration to say that Kyoto Ebisu Shrine is the best place for business in Kyoto. The way of worship is unusual, and you can throw money ...
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Yoshitsune Shrine
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Kohan Saki Himejin
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Otoyo Shrine
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Tamamae Shrine | Chiba Power Spot
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Minamiko Shrine | Power spot of Fukushima
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Gyoda Hachiman Shrine | Power Spot in Saitama Prefecture
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Teikio Shrine
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Ichinomiya Shrine | Ehime Prefecture Power Spot
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Nikko Toshogu | Power Spots in Tochigi Prefecture
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Minanaka Inari Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot
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Kumon Shrine | Power Spots in Fukuoka Prefecture
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Naritasan Shinshoji Temple | Chiba Power Spot
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Hashidate Kannondo | The power spot of Saitama Prefecture
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Tomb of Christ | Aomori Power Spot
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Hayaya Shrine | Power Spots in Hiroshima Prefecture
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Mitakayama Fudoin | Power Spot in Miyagi Prefecture
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Man and woman shrine | Power spot of Saga
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Nishikata Temple | Power Spot in Miyagi Prefecture
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Mikami Shrine
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Onoko Island Shrine | Hyogo Prefecture Power Spot
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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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Brahma
2018.10.07
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Izumo Taisha | Power spot in Shimane Prefecture
2018.08.08
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Aradate Shrine | Power Spot in Miyazaki Prefecture
2019.04.18
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Sasaki Shrine
2019.10.03
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Recommendation shrine | Power spot of Oita
2019.04.15
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Atsuta Jingu | Aichi Prefecture Power Spot
2018.07.18
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Oyodo Shrine | Aichi Prefecture Power Spot
2019.02.22
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Futami Kotama Shrine
2019.10.01
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Kufuna Shrine | Power Spots in Osaka Prefecture
2019.03.12
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Toriumiyama Oyodo Shrine | Power Spots in Yamagata Prefecture
2018.09.11
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