Seven Holy Mountains of Japan

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The Seven Holy Mountains of Japan are a revered group of peaks traditionally associated with Shinto and Buddhist worship, pilgrimage, and mountain ascetic practices.

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Seven Holy Mountains of Japan canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of mountains
associatedWith Shugendō
mountain ascetic practices
mountain worship
pilgrimage
country Japan
culturalContext Japanese Buddhism
Japanese folk religion
Shinto shrine worship
hasLanguage Japanese
hasMember Mount Aso
Mount Fuji
Mount Haku
Mount Ishizuchi
Mount Tate
Mount Tsurugi
Mount Ōmine
hasNumberOfPeaks 7
influencedBy syncretism of Shinto and Buddhism
notableFor sacred status in Japanese religion
partOf sacred geography of Japan
religiousTradition Buddhism
Shinto
usedFor ascetic retreats
religious training
visitedFor natural scenery
religious pilgrimage
spiritual merit

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Mount Ishizuchi isOneOf Seven Holy Mountains of Japan