A person who maintains them is called a kannushi.
They're generally not in India, but one of these places contains a monument in honor of Justice Radha Binod Pal; that example of these places also contains a statue of a pigeon on a globe to honor deceased homing pigeons. People at these places often hang up small wooden plaques called ema (EH-mah) or "picture-horses." In 1871, the government established a hierarchal ranking of these locations, with 67 labeled in the "first rank"; those rankings were forcibly set aside in 1946. A person who maintains them is called a kannushi. One of these places at Ise (ee-SAY) is supposedly the home of the Sacred Mirror. These locations typically have a main hall called a honden and a gate called a torii. For 10 points, what are these places in Japan that house kami?
They're generally not in India, but one of these places contains a monument in honor of Justice Radha Binod Pal; that example of these places also contains a statue of a pigeon on a globe to honor deceased homing pigeons.
Shinto shrines [or jinja; or Shinto temples; prompt on shrines; prompt on war memorials; prompt on honden until read] &lt;Cheyne&gt;