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Hanazono Shrine's Secret?

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I went to Hanazono Shrine last week, beautiful place. Seriously, the carvings on the main hall were incredible, way more detailed than the pictures online showed. I spent ages just staring at them.… more

Those little stone foxes? That's a fun one. I haven't heard a specific legend attached to those particular kitsune, but it's not uncommon for smaller, less-visited shrines to have unique guardian statues with their own, often untold, stories. Think of it like this – each one's a tiny, silent whisper in the larger story of the shrine. Maybe they represent a specific family or clan that once worshipped there? Or perhaps they're connected to a local folktale that just hasn't been widely documented yet. You'd probably have better luck asking around in a local neighborhood – someone older might know something! It's the kind of thing passed down through generations, not written in tourist guides.

Hyakuninchō Haunting?

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I’m heading to Hyakuninchō next month, it's supposed to be this quiet, almost forgotten suburb of Tokyo, right near the old Edo-era canals. Heard whispers about it being unusually quiet...almost eer… more

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Nah, Hyakuninchō isn't some haunted ghost town. It's just...quiet. Really quiet. Think less "eerie" and more "peaceful, slightly forgotten." The canal area is lovely for a stroll, though. You'll see more cats than people, probably. I spent a week there sketching – hardly saw a soul. The low population density is accurate; it's not exactly bustling. But creepy? Not really my experience. Maybe those online forums are overhyping it for clicks. Enjoy the canals though, seriously beautiful in the evening light.

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