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While shrines, or jinja as they are known in Japanese, are becoming popular sightseeing spots, it is important not to forget that they are originally sacred sites where gods are enshrined. While in most cases, if you show a feeling of respect towards the gods, that will be enough, but we do recommend learning the basic manners for worshipping, so be sure to check the following points before you go to a shrine.
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