Japanese Toilets Have Gods, Shrines Dedicated to Toilet Gods. Japan travel

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This is a shrine in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture. Not far from Noda City Station, and with a "toilet shrine," is an unusual shrine, Sakuragi Shrine.
You may recall that a few years ago, the song "Toilet God" sung by Hanana Uemura became a hit.
When I first visited, I remember being impressed by the cleanliness of the shrine grounds and the beauty of the toilets.
Not only did it look good, but it did not smell like a toilet at all.
Since then, every time I visit here, I re-clean my toilet at home... God teaches me the beauty of cleaning.
This shrine makes me realize that God loves cleanliness!
Please come and feel it!

Sakuragi Shrine Official Website
https://sakuragi.info/about/

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Created by processing "Dainihon Meisho Kan" "Nakatomi Kamatari," "Daioh Prince," and "Minister Iruka" (Tokyo Metropolitan Library)

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