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Yasukuni Jinja
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| The Yasukuni shrine, originally known as the Tokyo Shokonsha, was founded by Imperial command, in June 2, 1869 for the worship of 'the divine spirits of those who sacrificed themselves for their country'. During WWII, remains were interned here, and kamikaze pilots would tell each other to 'meet at Yasukuni' after they died. |
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Information, outline, photo gallery and history of the shrine dedicated to the spirits of the soldiers. |
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A description of the religious monument with various facts. |
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A series of representative photos of the Yasukuni Shrine, museum and surroundings. |
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Another interesting and useful colelction of pictures presenting Yasukuni Shrine. |
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All about the shrine history, layout, significance and other facts. |
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