御影

• (Tokyo) ぎょえー (Heiban – )^[1]
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御(ぎょ)影(えい) • (gyoei) 

1. pictures of the emperor (天皇), the three empresses (三后 (“the empress consort, the empress dowager and the grand empress dowager”)), the crown prince (皇太子) etc.

• (Tokyo) ごえー (Heiban – )^[1]
• IPA^(key):

御(ご)影(えい) • (goei) 

1. images, photographs and statues of deities/buddhas, saints and nobles. Also, an honorific term to refer to the portrait of a person

• (Tokyo) みえー (Heiban – )^[1][2]
• (Tokyo) みえー (Nakadaka – )^[1][2]
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御(み)影(えい) • (miei) 

1. images, photographs and statues of deities/buddhas and nobles. Also, an honorific term to refer to the portrait of a person

• 御影供(みえいく) (mieiku)
• 御影堂(みえいどう) (mieidō)

• (Tokyo) みかげ (Heiban – )^[1]
• (Tokyo) みかげ (Nakadaka – )^[1]
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御(み)影(かげ) • (mikage) 

1. spirits of gods and nobles, divine spirit
2. portrait of the deceased

Japanese Wikipedia has an article on:

御影 (神戸市)

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御(み)影(かげ) • (Mikage) 

1. one of neighborhoods in Kobe

• 御影石(みかげいし) (mikageishi)