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Fig. 3.14 Distribution of invitational branches of Kasama Inari shrines by regions
municipalities, the distribution density was highest within 50-100 km of the shrine.
Unlike ko, in this area, the distribution density was higher in northwest Chiba to
Tochigi and Gunma than in the south.
The densest distribution was from the east of Gunma to the north of Chiba. Sixty-
two households per 10,000 wished to form invitational branch shrines in
Kurohonemura, 37 in Azumamura (Seta-gun), 26 in Ashiomachi, 21 in Omamamachi,
31 in Hanyu City, 28 in Tsugamachi, 41 in Sarushimamachi, 33 in Iwai City, and 33
in Gokamura.