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Aekuni-JinjaShrine (2)

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area

Iga

category

Shrines and temples

season

Winter (December to February) Autumn (September to November) Summer (June to August) Spring (March to May)

Shooting location

IgaCity

Explanatory text

This shrine has long been worshipped as the Ichinomiya of Iga Province. The lion dance, which began in the Keicho era, is designated as an intangible folk cultural asset of the prefecture.

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