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Naminoue Shrine is a shrine located in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture. Under the modern shrine ranking system, it is ranked as a Kanpei Shosha (minor shrine) and is currently designated as a beppyo shrine by the Association of Shinto Shrines. Located on a hill overlooking Naha Port, it has been affectionately known as "Nanmin-san" or "Nanmin." It is one of the eight Ryukyu shrines, and has been recognized as the new Ichinomiya of the Ryukyu Kingdom by the National Ichinomiya Association.

Matsuyama Toshogu Shrine is located in Higashimachi, Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture, and was founded in 1765. It has the status of a former village shrine. The shrine's buildings from the Edo period are designated as important cultural properties and are highly valued as examples of traditional shrine architecture.

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Wakamiya Hachiman Daijinja stands in Shimoozo, Enzan, Koshu City. Formerly ranked as a village shrine, it enshrines Emperors Ojin and Nintoku and is maintained by the local parish community. Its annual festival is held on October 15.

Kuramae Shrine stands in Kuramae, Taito City, Tokyo, and enshrines six deities, including Emperor Ojin, Empress Jingu, and Hime-no-Okami. It was revered as a guardian of the northeastern approach to Edo Castle and as a prayer shrine of the Tokugawa shogunate, and remains known locally as the Hachiman shrine of Kuramae.