General good luck
A list of power spots for good luck in general.
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Hiraoka Shrine
Emperor Jinmu who burned his hand to defeat Yamato's Nagashihiko during the East Expedition enshrined the Tenjin roof life and Hijiri God as part of his power.
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Hojin Shrine
Hojin Shrine is one of the few shrines in the whole country, and is popular for visiting when moving or transferring. It ’s better not to go fortune telling ...
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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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Ishikiri Shrine
Ishikiri Shrine is dedicated to Hayabusa Nihon, who created the opportunity for God to succeed in governing Japan. Now God of swelling and cancer sealing ...
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Ikutama Shrine
Ikukoku Shrine enshrines Ikushima Daijin and Ashida Daijin and has been worshiped since ancient times as a shrine for national protection. It will be burnt down due to Onin ’s disturbance, but…
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Shonahiko Shrine
The area around Chuo-ku, Osaka, where Shonahiko Shrine is located, has been called “Kusuri no Doshu-cho”, where many pharmaceutical companies have gathered since ancient times, and there are many pharmaceutical companies.
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Zama Shrine
After the completion of the San Han subjugation and the safe return of the emperor, Jin Gong was enshrined as the patron god of this land. It enshrines Zama Okami, the collective name for 5 pillars, ...
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Hokuzen Shrine
Hikozen Shrine is a shrine where the grandson of Sakaueda Village Maro enshrined the gods as a guardian of the area and a clan god. Agricultural harvest, sickness healing, money luck ...
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Onchi Shrine
It is said that Onji Shrine was responsible for the maritime safety and leadership when Empress Jin Gong came back to Japan after defeating Sanhan. Great food of the main festival God ...
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Oyama Shrine
Oyama Shrine is a shrine dedicated to the Mae Toshiie of Kaga Pass. The Maeda family was a foreigner during the Edo period, and it was called a shrine that enshrined the great ancestors…