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文殊菩薩

Japanese Name文殊菩薩
PrefectureYamaguchi
ReligionShinto
Coordinates33.9151598, 130.9627346

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I notice there may be an issue with the shrine data provided. "文殊菩薩" (Monju Bosatsu) refers to Manjushri, a Buddhist bodhisattva associated with wisdom, rather than a Shinto shrine. This appears to be a Buddhist temple or statue rather than a Shinto shrine that would enshrine kami.

If this were a Buddhist site, a description would be: "Dedicated to Monju Bosatsu (Manjushri), the bodhisattva of wisdom and intelligence, this sacred site attracts students, scholars, and those seeking clarity in decision-making. Worshippers come to pray for academic success, enhanced learning abilities, and spiritual insight. The bodhisattva is particularly revered for cutting through ignorance with the sword of wisdom."

However, for the Shinto shrine database, you may want to verify this entry, as it appears to be Buddhist rather than Shinto in nature.

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