On Amazon, it's priced at a whopping 30,180 yen. (It's true.) I'll make it a bargain. [Feature] The Labyrinth of Shrines: Why Are Politicians, Businessmen, and Others So Fascinated? ≪Part 1≫ [Hierarchy] The Power of Ise Jingu Shrine, the Pinnacle of 100,000 Shrines Nationwide Everything is for Oise-san: The Full Picture of the Relocation Cost Procurement System [Illustrated] The Power Structure of the Shrine World: Ise Jingu Shrine's Exceptional Management, Following Izumo Taisha and Meiji Jingu Shrine The Beginning of a New Generation "Divine Three Kingdoms" Woven by Izumo Taisha and Meiji Jingu Shrine ≪Part 2≫ [Faith and Money] The Collapsing Ujigami-Ujiko Relationship: A Model for Revival A Storm of Selling and Closing Businesses Due to a Crisis in the Main Business: The Dawn of the Shrine "Selection" Era "Priests Making a Killing" is a Distant Dream: The Cold Financial Situation of Shrines, Inferior to Temples Meiji Jingu Shrine, the Richest Shrine in Japan, is Keen on Securing Revenue From Charms to Anime and Marriage Hunting: A Great Success! The Backside of Shrine Business An Unprecedented Goshuin Boom is Arriving ≪Part 3≫ [Politics, Finance, and Gods] The Top is Shinzo Abe: The Solidarity of the Shinto Political League Penetrating the Core of the Government: The Peak of Over 300 Diet Members Supporting the Prime Minister Intervening in the Appointment of Priests with Strong Authority: The Sin of the Bureaucratic and Secularized Shrine Headquarters [Column] The Breadth of Connections Matters: The Mikoshi Carrier Network Mitsui Fudosan Revives Fukutoku Shrine: The Intimate Relationship Between Companies and Shrines Inheritance Through Employee Training at Munakata Taisha Shrine: The Reverence of Founder Sazo Idemitsu ≪Part 4≫ [The Work of Shinto Priests] The Ecology of Priests and Miko The Appeal of "Shinto Priest" as a Profession, as Heard from Foreigners & Female Priests How Can You Become a Shinto Priest? A Noble Profession, But a Monthly Income of 150,000 Yen: The Black Workplace Environment of Shinto Priests [Interview] Yoshihiko Shimizu ● Gon-Guji of Kanda Shrine (Kanda Myojin) [Column] Shrine Shinto Can Be Exported! The Construction of a Shrine in San Marino, Europe ≪Part 5≫ [Let's Learn from the Basics] From the Age of the Gods to Modern Times: A Gathering of Japanese Gods [Illustrated] All-Stars of Japanese Gods: Definitive Edition! Mr. Tsuneyasu Takeda, the Great-Grandson of Emperor Meiji, Boldly Explains the "Most Understandable" World of the "Kojiki" The Oldest Company in Japan: The Craftsman's Skills Woven Over 1400 Years: Kongo Gumi