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Bilder: 5 Bildquelle: Kokugakuin University
Grey.pngPferdebild. Votivbild, ema (Holz). Bild: Kokugakuin University
Grey.pngTalisman (o-fuda). O-fuda. Bild: Kokugakuin University
Grey.pngIzumo Taisha. Schreinhalle (Höhe: 24 m), Edo-Zeit, 1744. Bild: Kokugakuin University
Grey.pngYoshida Kanetomo. Hängerollbild, kakemono. Bild: Kokugakuin University
Grey.pngKumano Nachi Mandala. Hängeroll, mandara (Detail), Frühe Edo-Zeit. Bild: Kokugakuin University
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