A cypress bridge at one of these places spans a river named “fifty bells” and has a stone inscription crediting Dōtō as the builder. Two of these places honor Radhabinod Pal for dissenting (15[1])during the (15[1])IMTFE (-5[1])trial. One of these places receives media attention each August (15[2])as to which conservative politicians (-5[2])visit to honor (15[1])14 (15[1])men designated (15[1])“Class (15[1])A.” (15[7])Entrances to these places (15[1])are marked by wooden structures (15[1]-5[1])painted (15[1])(*) vermillion (10[1])and topped (10[1])by a black lintel. (10[3]-5[1])An unchanged rear hall closed to the public is featured in one of these places set to be rebuilt for the 63rd time (10[1])in 2033. (10[3])A controversial example of these places that honors war (10[1])criminals (10[1])is in (10[1]-5[1])Yasukuni, (10[1])while the Sacred Mirror is found in a “grand” one in Ise. For 10 points, name these places built to worship the kami (10[1])of the indigenous religion of Japan. (10[1]) (10[3]0[2])■END■