This is a photo of the Dokko water that springs forth at Ikagujinja Shrine in Shiga Prefecture. A stone monument carved with Chinese characters stands beside a small wooden shrine with a shimenawa (sacred rope) draped over it, set among the lush greenery
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Japanese version: 弘法大師が独鈷を使って湧出させたと言われる独鈷水
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