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The wide, lantern-lined avenue that leads to this Meiji era (1868- 1912) shrine gives you a hint of the grand scale to expect. Entering through the low-roofed gate into the vast gravel expanse, you...

river of which lower called Kino river in Wakayama prefecture

River famous for tanka (Japanese poem of thirty‐one syllables)

The mountain itself makes the main shrine where the divine spirit is enshrined and has been worshipped as the object mountain of worship Shintai-zan.

Hase is the head temple of a large branch of the Shingon sect and has 3,000 branch temples throughout Japan.

the Shinto ritual

world Heritage