Inu no Miya: Once a Beloved Dog Shrine, Now Empty
This small shrine in Yamagata used to be a place of solace for dog owners whose beloved pets crossed the Rainbow Bridge; now it’s just empty.
This small shrine in Yamagata used to be a place of solace for dog owners whose beloved pets crossed the Rainbow Bridge; now it’s just empty.
When Tokugawa Ieyasu died, Kunōzan Tōshōgū in Shizuoka Prefecture was built to enshrine his remains. They were lated moved to Nikko, but it is said that a part still remains in its original resting place. To this day, Kunōzan Tōshōgū remains a spectacular feat—an ornate shrine fit for a fearsome ruler.
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