Fukui Prefecture Gokoku Shrine

No down の dog, no injury の dog

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About 15 minutes walk from Taharamachi station. Founded in 1941. The deity is a national martyr from Fukui Prefecture from before and after the Meiji Restoration to the Great East Asia War. The current shrine was rebuilt after the Great Fukui Earthquake and is made of reinforced concrete. The statue of the guardian dog did not fall even in the earthquake disaster, so it was named 'intact guardian dog' and the statue of the guardian fell in the earthquake disaster, but it was not broken, so it was named 'intact guardian dog'. In the precinct, there are 'rapid nakashino pillar' and 'dori no Ishi' based on samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samurai samura

Fukui National Art Museum から Tuxuan です.

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It is a short distance from Fukui Station and Fukui Castle, but within walking distance from Fukui Prefectural Museum of Art. It was just right to stop by after appreciating art. It felt relatively new, such as the festival hall in the precincts.

Gokoku Jinja shrine

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We visited Gokoku Shrine in Fukui Prefecture. The parking lot is large, so it is easy to visit by car. You can get amulets and red stamps at the shrine office.