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When you find yourself in a shrine or temple, you feel as if you can connect with your ancestors from a long time ago.
Places where Japanese people of 100 years ago gathered, played, babysat, and prayed.
The known locations in the photos include Itsukushima Shrine, Kitano Shrine, children playing at the gate in Nagoya, Nogawa Bronze Works in Kyoto, tug-of-war in Ueno Park, the God of Tooth Decay, the former Omuro Gosho, and the Great Buddha in Kamakura.
There is also the Kamata Iris Garden, which is no longer there.
We are grateful for the sanctuary that has continued from the distant past.

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