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There are eight shrines to the east of the former urban area of Kobe, an area broadly under the protection of Ikuta-jinjya Shrine. The shrines are called subordinate shrines of Ikuta-jinjya Shrine. Since ancient times, it has been a custum to visit the Eight Shrines on the day before the calendric beginning of spring to drive out evil spints and pray for good fortune, and many people still make a pilgrimage to the Eight Shrines and cillect shrine red seals.
 

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