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The shrine's annual festival falls on April 12, the anniversary of Takeda Shingen's death. He died in 1573 during a military campaign, allegedly from a sniper's bullet.
The shrine wasn't built until 1919, over 340 years after Takeda Shingen's death. It stands on the ruins of his actual fortified residence at Tsutsujigasaki, where the warlord once lived and strategized.
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The shrine's annual festival falls on April 12, the anniversary of Takeda Shingen's death. He died in 1573 during a military campaign, allegedly from a sniper's bullet.
The shrine wasn't built until 1919, over 340 years after Takeda Shingen's death. It stands on the ruins of his actual fortified residence at Tsutsujigasaki, where the warlord once lived and strategized.
Takeda Jinja was founded in 1919 and enshrines the famous warlord Takeda Shingen.
The shrine owns a sword that came full circle: originally part of the Takeda clan, it became a bridal gift when Lady Sanjō married Shingen, then returned here in 1880 as a gift from her descendant to Emperor Meiji.
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Yamanashi, Yamanashi Prefecture
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