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Naminoue Shrine (波上宮,
Naminoue-gū) is a
Shinto shrine in Naha,
Okinawa Prefecture, ****an, the
ichinomiya (primary shrine) of the prefecture. It sits atop...
- was up to 264
miles (425 km). The
ferry was
originally known as
Ferry Naminoue (****anese: フェリーなみのうえ)
between 1994 and 2012, and had been
operated in ****an...
- Kingdom. He
establishes the
first foreign hospital on the
island at the
Naminoue Gokoku-ji Temple. 1852 –
Commodore Matthew C.
Perry of the US Navy visits...
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purpose of
hosting ****anese kami in
occupied lands. This
practice began with
Naminoue Shrine in
Okinawa in 1890.
Major shrines built across Asia
included Kara****o...
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military occupation by the
American government. The plot was
inspired by
Naminoue no Maria, a
novel by the
Okinawan writer Eiki Matayoshi. Beat was screened...
- ****anese
shrines and
temples were
located in Wakasamachi,
including the
Naminoue Shrine, the Zen
temple Kōganji, and
temples devoted to
Ebisu and Jizō....
- 1890
Taira Town (Taira-chō), Shuri, Okinawa, ****an Died 1954 (aged 63–64)
Naminoue-gū, Naha, USCAR, present-day
Okinawa Other names Shinpan Shiroma Style...
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grounds that this
would be "invaluable in the
government of the prefecture".
Naminoue Shrine was
proposed as the candidate. In 1910 it was
proposed a new prefectural...
- was
eighteen years old and dilapidated. It was
originally named Ferry Naminoue and was
operated from 1994 to 2012 as a
transport ship for
cargo and p****engers...
- Ōkuninushi and
Hawaii Ubusuna-no-Kami. Also
enshrined are
Okinawa Shrine,
Naminoue Shrine, ****enma Shrine,
Inari Shrine, and
Ebisu Shrine, and
Waianae Ujigami...
