• Inu Shrine (Nagoya) – this is where the Dog King is enshrined, and believed to protect the village from flood • Asagaya Shinmeigu (Tokyo) – known for its lace amulets/ souvenirs and embroidered shrine stamps • Takagi Shrine (Tokyo) – known for its purple shrine and Onigiri-shaped ema and souvenirs • Kawagoe Hikawa – known for it's unique omikuki / fortune slips which are sweet potato and fish-shaped • Tsurugaoka Hachimangu (Kamakura) – cultural center in Kamakura, dedicated for warriors/ samurai • Kotokuin Temple (Kamakura) – where you can visit The Great Buddha • Hasedera Temple (Kamakura) – known for its various gardens blooming with different flowers throughout the year
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• Inu Shrine (Nagoya) – this is where the Dog King is enshrined, and believed to protect the village from flood
• Asagaya Shinmeigu (Tokyo) – known for its lace amulets/ souvenirs and embroidered shrine stamps
• Takagi Shrine (Tokyo) – known for its purple shrine and Onigiri-shaped ema and souvenirs
• Kawagoe Hikawa – known for it's unique omikuki / fortune slips which are sweet potato and fish-shaped
• Tsurugaoka Hachimangu (Kamakura) – cultural center in Kamakura, dedicated for warriors/ samurai
• Kotokuin Temple (Kamakura) – where you can visit The Great Buddha
• Hasedera Temple (Kamakura) – known for its various gardens blooming with different flowers throughout the year