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Yamabushi (山伏, one who
prostrates oneself on the mountain) are ****anese
mountain ascetic hermits. They are
generally part of the
syncretic shugendō religion...
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specific type of
tengu called daitengu and has the
appearance of a
yamabushi, a ****anese
mountain hermit.
Daitengu have a
primarily human form with...
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through steep mountain ranges.
Practitioners are
called Shugenja (修験者) or
Yamabushi (山伏,
literally "Mountain Prostrator"). The
mountains where shugendo is...
- Shugendō, and they are
usually depicted in the garb of its followers, the
yamabushi. The
tengu in art
appears in a
variety of shapes. It
usually falls somewhere...
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lapidation (death by stoning). It has
traditionally been ****ociated with the
yamabushi,
hermetic practitioners of the Shugendō religion,
because they
often used...
- is
often perceived as a form of
syncretism of Shintô and Buddhism. The
Yamabushi (山伏, lit. "the men who
sleep in the Mountain"), or men who
practice shugendô...
- (頭襟、兜巾、頭巾、ときん) is a small, black, box-shaped hat
traditional to ****an,
which yamabushi (mountain
ascetic hermits) of shugendō wear on
their foreheads. The tokin...
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involving monks and
children from
Kurama temple. On
being joined by a
rough Yamabushi - an
ascetic mountain priest - the
party leaves in protest, with the exception...
- has a yuzu tree
where yamabushi first created yuzu koshō. The
process has been p****ed down
through the
generations of
yamabushi.
Originally yuzu koshō...
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founder of Shugendō, the path of
ascetic training practiced by the gyōja or
yamabushi. He was
banished by the
Imperial Court to Izu Ōshima on June 26, 699,...
