The red main hall of Futarasan Shrine with stone lanterns in front, in cedar forest.

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Futarasan Shrine

Futarasan Shrine is a Shinto shrine founded in 782 and dedicated to the gods of Mount Nantai, Mount Nyohō and Mount Tarō. Its main hall, built in 1619, stands in cedar forest next to Tōshō-gū and is part of the Shrines and Temples of Nikkō World Heritage Site; the shrine also owns the Shinkyō bridge.

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religious building

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Rinnō-ji

religious building

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palace

Shinkyō

bridge

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