Observed arrival · 2026-09-22
カミサマップ: A Map of Japan’s Dragon-God Traditions
A searchable map of 100 Japanese shrines, natural sites, and other places connected to dragon gods, water deities, and related traditions.
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- Travelers researching dragon-god traditions in Japan
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- The map groups 100 locations across six relationship categories, including 60 tagged龍神・龍王 and 6 tagged九頭龍.
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The homepage organizes its locations into six relationship types, including 龍神・龍王, 九頭龍, 八大龍王・善女龍王, water-related traditions, sea or dragon-palace traditions, and white-snake or snake-deity traditions. Visitors can prioritize a selected prefecture or search nationwide, then inspect a three-place shortlist. The project says its inclusion process checks publicly available sources and confirms both the connection and location before displaying a spot.
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