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The religious corporation Omoto (Headquarters: Kameoka City) acquired the land of Kaminoniya, Fukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture, where the founder of Omoto, the founder (1837-1918), was born. ■ Preservation and maintenance of "well of hot springs" The exit founder was born in Fukuchiyama as the eldest daughter of the carpenter Goro Saburo Kirimura, and spent 19 years until becoming an adoptive daughter of the exit family in Ayabe City. In 1892, when the husband died of illness, he opened the school in the city and wrote down the "writing point" of predictions and warnings for the future of humanity. He started his missionary activities with the ancestor Hitoshi Ohsaburo, and his teaching spread throughout the country. The birthplace is near the Shinmachi shopping street in the city, and Omoto acquired about 450 square meters of land and buildings by the end of autumn. The building, which was rebuilt by another person in the Taisho era, was demolished due to deterioration, but the well used for the bath of the founder Kaito was preserved. It is said that water still flows out, and Omoto considers the well to be a "treasure" and is considering the installation of roofs, awards, and information boards. Omoto, a religious corporation, said, "I want to maintain the simple personality of the founder rather than constructing a majestic building. It is not known to the public that the founder was born in Fukuchiyama. If you do, please let us know your birthplace." The origin of Omoto's founder, the birthplace of the birthplace, Kyoto, 100 years after the death