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Fushimi Inari Shrine: Near Kyōto, this shrine is renowned for its deep red buildings, long rows of votive torii (gateways), and hōshu-no-tama (a pear-shaped emblem with flamelike symbols). It is dedicated to Inari, the protector of rice cultivation and a deity associated with prosperity, merchants, tradesmen, swordsmiths, and entertainers.

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