Dewa Sanzan shrines

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The Dewa Sanzan shrines are a trio of sacred Shinto mountain shrines in northern Japan renowned as a major center of Shugendō mountain worship and spiritual pilgrimage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shinto shrine complex
pilgrimage destination
sacred site
associatedReligion Shugendō NERFINISHED
associatedWith mountain asceticism
yamabushi ascetics
consistsOf Mount Gassan NERFINISHED
Mount Haguro NERFINISHED
Mount Yudono NERFINISHED
country Japan
culturalContext Japanese folk religion
Japanese mountain cults
etymology "Dewa" refers to the old Dewa Province NERFINISHED
"Sanzan" means three mountains NERFINISHED
hasConservationStatus protected natural and cultural area
hasCulturalDesignation Important spiritual site in Japanese religion
hasFeature ascetic training sites
remote natural environment
sacred mountains
hasHistoricalRole center of syncretic Shinto-Buddhist practices
hasPart Gassan Shrine NERFINISHED
Hagurosan Shrine NERFINISHED
Yudonosan Shrine NERFINISHED
hasPilgrimageRoute traditional mountain pilgrimage routes
hasRitual ascetic training retreats
pilgrimage between the three mountains
hasSeasonalUse summer mountain worship season
hasView panoramic mountain landscapes
knownFor ascetic practices
mountain worship
spiritual pilgrimage
languageOfName Japanese
locatedIn Japan
Tohoku region NERFINISHED
Yamagata Prefecture NERFINISHED
majorCenterOf Shugendō NERFINISHED
partOf sacred mountains of Japan
region northern Japan
religion Shinto
spiritualSignificance gateway between this world and the otherworld
place for rebirth and spiritual renewal
tourismType nature tourism
religious tourism
visitedBy Shinto pilgrims
Shugendō practitioners
tourists

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Yamagata Prefecture hasHistoricSite Dewa Sanzan shrines