Economic fortune
A list of power spots on fortune.
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Morioka Hachimangu | Power Spot in Iwate Prefecture
The Hatomori Hachimangu Shrine, where Ms. Yoriyoshi Michiyoshi and his father-in-law were erected to pray for Abe's death in the role of the previous nine years, is advancing. Later in the Edo period southern southern lord ...
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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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Toko Shrine | Power Spot in Oita Prefecture
"Good luck road and lot lot" of Tono district, Kunisaki-shi, Oita is good luck spot promoting local government over 10 km and promoting. Located there ...
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Awa Shrine
Since ancient times, Awa has been regarded as an important land by the Imperial Court as a place where God dwells. Records remain as Shingun, which has only 8 locations nationwide. ...
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Shinagawa Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot
Shinagawa Shrine is a Shinagawa chapel with a history of 900 years. Developed under the protection of the Shogunate in the Edo period. "Shinagawa hotel ... which is one of the best post towns in Tokaido ...
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Miho Shrine | Power spot in Shimane Prefecture
The deity is the son of a great country lord. The great country's destiny is a god of love and is scolded by Izumo Taisha, so she visits with her son Miho Shrine ...
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Sake Rinmae Shrine
In recent years, the Sake Rinmae Shrine is a shrine that is crowded with people who wish to win a lottery ticket. It is a shrine that is paired with the Oarai Mae Shrine, and the strangely shaped rocks on the coast are also worth seeing.
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Chojasan Shilla Shrine
Chojayama was originally said to have been planted and planted by Genji Yoshimoto's ancestors to create Yoshitsune's residence. In the Edo period, the lord ...
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Nishinomiya Shrine | Hyogo Prefecture Power Spot
It is a shrine dedicated to Ebisu, one of the seven deities who are famous for their deity. God of business, a popular god as a god of fishing, Nishinomiya ...
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Ube Shrine | Power Spot in Tottori Prefecture
Ube Shrine is said to be the founder of Emperor Takatoku, the Daika 4 (648). In the Enoki ceremony, it is written as Tottori's only Meishin Taisha, and Inabah Kuniichi's ...
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Ito Nori Shrine | Power Spots in Hyogo Prefecture
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Tepporo-ji | Power spot of Niigata
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Koshien Shrine Shrine
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Taiheiyama Sankichi Shrine | Akita Prefecture Power Spot
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Hokkaido Jingu | Hokkaido's power spots
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氣 大 石川 | Ishikawa Prefecture Power Spot
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Ibaraki Ichimonsha Shrine | Nara Power Spot
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Ishigaki Shrine | Ehime Prefecture Power Spot
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Hidehiko Sanjingu | Power Spots in Fukuoka Prefecture
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Samurai god
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Kyoto Ebisu Shrine
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Oji Shrine | Tokyo Power Spots
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Takatokuyama Inari Taisha | Power spot in Niigata Prefecture
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Tenkasanjin
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Kuruma Shrine
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Tamura Shrine | Power Spots in Kagawa Prefecture
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Air Shrine
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Hiraoka Shrine
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Kasuga Taisha | Power Spot in Nara Prefecture
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Sakai Shrine | Power Spots in Fukui 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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Hakusan Shrine (Tokyo) | Power Spots in Tokyo
2018.07.25
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Tsukuba | Ibaraki Prefecture Power Spot
2018.09.29
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Miyaji Sakai Shrine | Power Spots in Fukuoka Prefecture
2019.03.28
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Toka Shrine
2019.09.24
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Iwaya Iwakini Site | Power Spot in Gifu Prefecture
2019.01.31
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Akama Jingu | Power Spot in Yamaguchi Prefecture
2019.04.08
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Lake Toya | Hokkaido Power Spot
2018.08.14
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Kanda Shrine (Tokyo) | Power spots in Tokyo
2018.07.16
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Ryuga-dong | Power Spot in Kochi Prefecture
2019.03.25
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Kohan Saki Himejin
2018.10.07
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