Sacred Mountain Dewa Sanzan Okunoin [Yudonosan Shrine Main Shrine] Goshuin (Temple Stamp) [Details] "Dewa Sanzan" is the general term for the three mountains of Mt. Haguro, Mt. Gassan, and Mt. Yudono. Mt. Haguro is said to represent the present, Mt. Gassan the past, and Mt. Yudono the future, so visiting the shrines of Dewa Sanzan is called a "journey of rebirth." Mt. Yudono, with an altitude of 1500m, is a mountain on the southwestern slope of Mt. Gassan. It is the Okunoin (inner sanctuary) of Dewa Sanzan, where yamabushi (mountain ascetics) who have trained on Mt. Gassan and Mt. Haguro enter last. It is still a "gyoba" (place of practice) where yamabushi practice. Yudonosan Shrine on Mt. Yudono is known as a mysterious shrine where, under the strict precepts of "do not speak" and "do not listen," photography is prohibited in the main shrine, and shoes are not allowed, so visitors must worship barefoot. What is seen and heard here must not be spoken of, so the experience belongs only to those who visit, making it a shrine in a sacred area separate from the secular world. ※ New and unused Shipped in a shipping box, with measures taken to prevent water damage and bending, so please rest assured. ※ Size Height: 15.0 cm Width: 21.0 cm #Yamabushi #Yudonosan #Gassan #Hagurosan #Tohoku #Ofuda #Enigmono (Lucky Items) #Omamori (Amulet) #Gofu (Charm) #Oji (Sacred Land) #Reizan (Sacred Mountain) #Seichi Junrei (Sacred Site Pilgrimage) #Ohenro (Shikoku Pilgrimage) #Dewa Sanzan Faith #Sangaku Shinko (Mountain Worship) #Minzokugaku (Folklore) #Minkan Shinko (Folk Belief) #Shinbutsu Konko (Syncretism of Shinto and Buddhism)