Well at Meiji Shrine said to be 'power spot'

Well at Meiji Shrine said to be 'power spot'

TOKYO, Japan - Visitors take pictures of ''Kiyomasa no Ido'' (Kiyomasa's well) with their cellphones in a garden of Tokyo's Meiji Shrine on Dec. 16, 2010. The site became famous as a ''power spot,'' after television programs featured it with people claiming their luck improved when they used pictures of the well as background screens on their cellphones.

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