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Photo by Taku Yaginuma / Special to The Yomiuri ShimbunA float featuring a figure of Emperor Jimmu that was used in the Kanda Matsuri festival during the Meiji eraBy Hirotaka Fukaya / Yomiuri Shimbun Staff Writer16:27 JST,ensp;March 9, 2021Photo by Taku Yaginuma / Special to The Yomiuri ShimbunThe vermilion-lacquered ritual hall and museum are seen behind the shrine, right-foreground, with special exhibitions on the second floor and permanent exhibitions on the third floor.Kanda Myojin shrine 鈥?the guardian deity of
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stanley cup than 5,000 items in its collection, including ancient documents, picture scrolls and ukiyo-e prints. The shrine also celebrates Taira no Masakado, who was killed in the Tengyo War in 939, after instigating a revolt against the Imperial Court. The museum exhibits about 120 of these items and holds various special exhibition
