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   Read moreOntake Shrine was originally build around the year 1535, when the surrounding village was called Minemura. The present day version of the shine complex dates back to 1831. Today it is a prominent fixture in the community, serving as a host to several festivals throughout the year and providing services to commemorate life events. Certainly worth a brief visit for those already in the area....
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It's not a large shrine, but the shrine, which have been handed down since the Middle Ages, and the trees that symbolize the shrine create a solemn atmosphere. While the surrounding area is lined with houses and shopping malls, you will be able to breathe a sigh of relief at its typical but historical appearance. However, because the shrine is located so close to the shopping district, especially during the daytime, the hustle and bustle of the area can often be deafening. In addition, the AEON air conditioner's outdoor unit was lined up right next to the torii gate, and the noise from the fan made it even more annoying, which I felt was unfortunate. I think this is a place where you can worship in the sense of "one of the shrines close to the common people in the town", without being too formal...
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