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Spatial Structure of Japanese Religion,organizations in the inner area. However, there are few individual believers in the outer area, it has their own managers and members, and function independently of the ujiko, or other, religious organizations. It is cleared that people in this area worshipped the Kanamura Shrine not as the tutelary deity but as a removed efficacious deity.

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Sacred Places, Pilgrimage, and Tourism,Group and Christian Related Cultural Assets” as a case study and the meaning of and problems that local faith-related heritages in rural areas and their cultural landscapes can expect, including the attention they will be exposed to as a cultural heritage site.

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