Shiramine-jingū Shrine

[Jingluo Bashe·Baifeng Palace] The old name of Baifeng Palace, Baifeng Palace, was built in the first year of Meiji (1868 AD), and was sacrificed to the emperors of Chongde and Huanren in the place of distribution. The social land of the Baifeng Shengong is the family of the family, the family of the public bird well family's house, and the landlord community Jingdaming God is the patron saint of the family, and is now regarded as the patron saint of various ball skills and sports such as football. There are many professional sports players dedicated to the balls, including the balls used by the Japanese national team during the World Cup and Olympic Games. There are many professional sports players in the shrine, and there are many football, baseball, basketball, volleyball, badminton, football and so on next to the social affairs office.

As a Shinto country with "eight million gods", Japan, such as come, Bodhisattva, Ming king, and angels are the objects of their worship, but it is not known that even the spirits have special worship shrines. At the Baifeng Shrine in Kyoto, the emperor of Chongde, known as Japan's first grudge, was born to his father, Emperor Baihe, and the wife of another grandson, and from birth, he called his nephew his father. He and the emperor of the white river conflict, hated it, but he was restrained, depressed, and died. After death, Japan was constantly plagued, and there was no peace in the morning and afternoon, and it was plunged into a seven hundred-year war. Japan did not usher in a short peace until the emperor of Meiji took the throne and received the throne of Chongde Ling to the White Peak Shrine for worship. Now the White Peak Shrine also has a title - the shrine that worships the god of sports "Jingdaming God", because "Jingdaming God" is the patron saint of the dragon, including the Japanese men's football team on the eve of the major competition, praying for the game to win. The national football is still so sincere, not to mention other balls, in the place where the ball sacrifices are placed, the football, volleyball and baseball signed by the major college sports teams are dazzling, surprising that the Japanese nation has this tradition, absolutely eye-opening.