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Keijō Shrine

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Keijō Shrine

1898–1945 Shinto shrine in Seoul, Korea

Key dates

Inception: 1898
Dissolved: 17 November 1945

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Wikidata facts

Religion: Shinto
Country: Korea under Japanese rule
Located in: Keijō
Dedicated to: Amaterasu
Image: Keijo Shrine.JPG

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20th-century Shinto shrines Buildings and structures completed in 1898 Buildings and structures demolished in 1945 History of Seoul Keijō Kokuhei Shōsha Shinmei shrines Shinto shrines Shinto shrines in Korea Shinto shrines in the Japanese colonial empire

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