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| Also written a or touchakuden a. The designated place for the imperial messenger, chokushi Ίg, and his retainers to register before they visit a shrine. They must inscribe their names, a procedure called rekimei πΌ. The Chakutouden at Kasuga Taisha tϊεΠ (1413) in Nara and at Yoshida Jinja gc_Π (1864) in Kyoto have open fronts and earthen floors covered with gravel. | ||||||
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