A ‘shrine‘ in operation in Japan was built.
Recently, it became known that ‘BTS Shrine’ is being operated in Japan, mainly through online communities.
As sites related to BTS gentlemen and TikTok official accounts were discovered, details were also delivered. According to the contents, it was confirmed that a BTS (BTS) shrine is actually operating in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.
A shrine is a place dedicated to the indigenous deities of Japan, and there are currently over 100,000 shrines in Japan operating as religious facilities and tourist destinations.
It seems unreasonable to give the name of a living BTS to a shrine that worships the gods. As a result of the confirmation, there is a golden statue of Guanyin inside the shrine, and there are bromides of BTS members next to it so that visitors can pray next to it. According to SNS, etc., it seems that it has already been operated under the name of BTS since last year.
The problem is that this BTS is being used commercially. In fact, it is known that after operating as a ‘BTS shrine’, the number of visits by fans and general tourists has increased dramatically.
BTS Shrine is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and admission tickets cost about 20,000 won. A special prayer accompanied by a priest with clothes is equivalent to about 50,000 won.
Domestic online community users say, “I’m swearing”, “Isn’t that crazy”, “It’s funny that it’s like that in a country with a lot of portrait rights? Why do they make money with BTS?”, “Isn’t it supposed to be seriously sued and demolished?”, ” You have to sue,” and “You have infringed on trademark rights and everything.”
