Japan, Jingguo Shrine!
Countless individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Japan are enshrined here. They are national heroes of Japan, and each of their names deserves the respect of the Japanese people.
This has never changed over the years.
After the Japanese royal family worshipped at the Jingguo Shrine, a new shift occurred within the martial arts community of the country.
Taniyama Shirou was confirmed dead, and his enterprises were taken over by the royal family.
The deaths of two significant figures of Japan in China were a humiliation for the Japanese royal family, an unprecedented event in their history.
The Aokuchi Group, one of the largest powers in the Japanese martial arts community, obeyed the royal family. Its development in Japan spanned over a hundred years, entrenched deeply within the country, with countless masters within its ranks.
A branch of the Aokuchi Group.
