A household Shinto altar is like having a shrine in your home. For new construction, store openings, office openings, weddings, childbirth, bountiful catches, good harvests, and as a guardian deity of the home. Nishina Shinmei Shrine is located on a hill about 6 kilometers south of the town of Omachi, Nagano Prefecture, where old trees flourish and the shrine is enshrined in the place of the original shrine. In recent years, it has also attracted attention as a power spot. The main hall, built in the traditional Japanese architectural style of Shinmei-zukuri, is basically a structure modeled after Ise Jingu Shrine. It takes about two and a half months to complete the work. Because it is completely handmade, there may be imperfections such as gaps, warps, openings, color differences (which may occur even after the work is completed), and pencil marks. Also, there may be weak points in terms of strength (peeling, falling), but we hope you will enjoy it as a handmade work. It is a beautiful building with a simple and linear design. The doors are double doors, but they are of a simple construction, so please do not use them frequently. Also, because it is made with specifications different from commercially available products, you cannot store ofuda (sacred slips) inside the building. The blueprints are not for public release. We will ship within 4-7 days after payment is received. For those in remote islands, shipping costs will be charged separately. We will respond to evaluations by providing evaluations in turn for the evaluations we receive. Building size: Height: approx. 27 cm Width: approx. 35 cm Depth: approx. 23 cm Room size: Height: approx. 9 cm Width: approx. 17 cm Depth: approx. 12 cm Door size: 5 cm x 3.5 cm