A Shinto shrine in Tokyo's Suginami Ward has become a place where visitors pray not for wealth or long life, but for something far less predictable.Located within the grounds of Koenji Hikawa Shrine, "Kisho Jinja" -- known as the Weather Shrine -- draws people hoping for clear skies on wedding days and relief from rain or temperatures that can determine business fortunes.Those who have earned reputations as "rain men" or "rain women" also come seeking divine help. According to the shrine, it is the only one in Japan dedicated specifically to weather.The approach is lined with sandal-shaped …READ FULL ARTICLE
