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1345:Jinushigami
1274:Kumano Kodō
1257:Sannō torii
1220:Suwa Taisha
1181:Jingu Taima
1137:Inari Ōkami
1043:Kagura suzu
939:Decorations
686:hidden roof
175:Nara period
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1328:Chinjugami
1247:Ōkuninushi
1230:Yasakatome
1008:Chōzubachi
993:Implements
649:kagura-den
485:"東大寺の大仏建立"
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1780:Jichinsai
1612:Chinjusha
1560:Miyamairi
1466:Senjafuda
1436:Kadomatsu
1430:Katashiro
1416:Meoto Iwa
1405:(forests)
1380:Yorishiro
1333:Garanshin
1303:Gion cult
1291:Gion cult
1171:Amaterasu
1101:Tamagushi
961:Shimenawa
757:nakazonae
694:nakazonae
673:Chinjusha
606:Buildings
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289:During a
205:Usa Jingū
96:palanquin
1750:Futomani
1708:Ō-mikuji
1656:Mitamaya
1651:Kamidana
1638:miyadera
1631:jingū-ji
1507:Kannushi
1411:(rocks)
1397:Shinboku
1370:Kunitama
1203:Tenmangū
1176:Jingūkyō
1154:Hachiman
1107:Masakaki
1029:Himorogi
785:tamagaki
764:shinboku
729:katsuogi
722:katōmado
708:karahafu
498:"Kiyari"
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197:Tōdai-ji
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179:Hachiman
147:omikoshi
66:Tōshō-gū
1770:Hakushu
1670:History
1566:Shinshi
1478:Mikoshi
1461:Omamori
1432:(dolls)
1424:Kannabi
1409:Iwakura
1399:(trees)
1392:Mirrors
1384:Shintai
1355:Oyagami
1340:Dōsojin
1323:Ujigami
1087:Shinsen
1015:Chōzuya
743:komainu
715:karamon
421:Odawara
350:wasshoi
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292:matsuri
279:phoenix
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165:History
125:prefix
116:veranda
112:mikoshi
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64:at the
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1765:Misogi
1760:Kagura
1622:Hokora
1553:Misaki
1546:Junrei
1441:Bunrei
1198:Tenjin
1057:Ō-nusa
1050:O-miki
1022:Hakama
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416:song."
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398:style"
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219:Shapes
183:Kyushu
104:Shinto
46:Himeji
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1743:Rites
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1499:Staff
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1445:Kanjō
1360:Sorei
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1080:Shide
1073:Sanbo
1064:Gohei
956:Tomoe
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799:torii
792:tokyō
778:sōrin
771:shōrō
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679:chigi
356:わっしょい
108:Japan
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56:This
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1443:and
1382:and
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