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A place of worship of the [[Shinto]] religion. For tagging purposes: * Includes small roadside shrines, e.g.: post #530511, post #502261. * [b]Do not use this tag when there are only [[torii]] but no shrine buildings[/b], or other evidence to indicate being nearby. Reason: [[torii]] may be situated a significant distance from the main premises of a shrine, and can also be found in places other than shrines. * When unsure of the religion, tag [[temple]] instead. * When unsure if it is a place of worship at all, consider using other tags such as [[east asian architecture]] to describe the structure and other elements. h4. Related tags * [[torii]] - the gate * [[shide]] - paper streamer cut in a zig-zagging fashion * [[shimenawa]] - straw rope * [[kouhaku nawa]] - red and white rope * [[stone lantern]] * [[donation box]] * [[temizuya]] - water ablution pavilion * [[ema]] - wooden boards on which people write prayers or wishes * [[omikuji]] - random fortunes written on strips of paper * [[miko]] - shrine maidens * [[komainu]] - lion-like statues h4. External links * "Wikipedia: Shinto shrine":[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinto_shrine] Updated by bot Sun, Sep 18 '22, 02:55 |