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Shrines listed in the Enki Shiki Shrine Name Book, 2861 shrines. The number of gods, 3132 seats.
There are 80,608 official shrines, of which 78,000, or 95%, are members of the Shinto Shrine Headquarters.
However, including the smaller ones, the number of shrines is said to be 200,000 or 300,000 throughout Japan.
Meaning
Less than 30% of the small shrines have nothing to do with the Emperor's family.
Even if it's not rough, it's a story that can't be enshrined if you don't get in the way! ?️
Scared! ?️
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