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• Sueyoshi Shrine (Okinawa)
  [[File:Shadan.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Main hall of Sueyoshi Shrine]] *''Japanese'': 末吉宮 ''(Sueyoshi guu)''
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• Sueyoshi Shrine (Okinawa)
  [[File:Shadan.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Main hall of Sueyoshi Shrine]] *''Japanese'': 末吉宮 ''(Sueyoshi guu)''
  931 bytes (129 words) - 04:59, 27 May 2020
• Ryukyu Eight Shrines
  *[[Naminoue Shrine]] - Wakasa, [[Naha]], assoc. with [[Gokoku-ji (Okinawa)|Gokoku-ji]] *[[Ameku Shrine]] (Ameku-gû) - [[Tomari]], Naha, assoc. with [[Seigen-ji (Okinawa)|Seigen-
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• Ema
  ...uinsen.jpg|right|thumb|400px|A replica of an ''ema'' commissioned by the [[Sueyoshi family]] for [[Kiyomizu-dera]], in order to pray for a safe ''[[shuinsen]]' ...gs it up at the shrine, where it can be visible to the ''[[kami]]'' of the shrine.
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• 1803
  *Major repairs are performed at [[Sueyoshi Shrine]] in [[Naha]].
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• Shuri
  [[File:Adani.jpg|right|thumb|320px|The ''[[Adani-ga-daki|Adani-gaa-daki]]'' shrine]] ...temples of [[Tenno-ji|Tennô-ji]] and [[Tenkai-ji]], the shrine [[Sueyoshi Shrine]], and a number of small ''utaki'' such as [[Adani-ga-daki|Adani-gaa-daki]]
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• National Treasures
  *[[Isonokami Shrine]] ([[Tenri]], [[Nara prefecture]]): [[File:Itsukushima.jpg|right|thumb|320px|The view from within [[Itsukushima Shrine]]]]
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• Burial Practices
  ...structed at the Aoyama Parade Grounds (today, the outer gardens of [[Meiji Shrine]]), where a funeral ceremony was performed before placing the imperial cask [[File:Ginowanudun-tomb.jpg|right|thumb|320px|The [[Ginowan-udun tomb]] in Sueyoshi Park. An 18th century tomb where members of the Gushichan and Ginowan-udun
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• Naha
  ...isu]] and [[Jizo|Jizô]], established by Japanese monks, and the [[Naminoue Shrine]]. [[Zen]] monks from Japan also founded the temple [[Koganji|Kôganji]], w ...Shrine]] (Oki-gû or Oki-no-tera, O: ''Uchi nu tira''), Watanji, [[Sueyoshi Shrine]], Chinpe<!--君南風-->, and Ibinume<!--イビヌ前-->.
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• Shuri castle
  ...[[Ito Chuta|Itô Chûta]], who managed to convince the head of the Bureau of Shrine Affairs (''Jinja kyoku'') within the [[Home Ministry]] (''Naimushô'') to o ...uld be declared National Treasures.<ref name=loo/> The Seiden (as "Okinawa Shrine") was designated a National Treasure in 1929; the Shureimon, Kankaimon, Zui
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