Introduction of Hikosan Shugendo (English Subtitles)

Shugendo is faith to revere nature. Mt. Hiko (Hikosan), rising 1,199m above sea level in the southern part of Fukuoka prefecture of Kyushu, Japan, is one of Japan’s three major mountains for ascetic practice (shugen), along with Mt. Haguro (Hagurosan) in Yamagata prefecture and the mountains of Ōmine (Ōminesan) in Nara prefecture. Shugendō consists of a combination of various religious and cultural practices and ideas, including nature worship, mountain cults, folk belief, Shinto, Buddhism, Daoism, Five Elements thought, astronomy, and pharmacology.
＊[Revised Edition] • 英彦山修験道【修正版/Revised Ver...
（MEXT/JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number JP 16K02314,　Assoc Prof.Tomotari of Kyushu Univerｓity )

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修験道の皆様世界の皆様に素晴らしいお話し護摩供養平和のお祈りお祭り沢山沢山お届け感謝しますチャンネル有り難う御座います

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可愛く美しくお心優しいお姫様チャンネルお届け有り難う御座います大好きな修験道のお話と👆️も分かりやすく又詳しくお説明感謝します

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このナレーターの方、大変聞きやすくて素晴らしい！👏👏👏

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one million thank you"s

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Doomo Arigatoo ni Shugendo.@maruchero serjuschi.

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The translation for 英彦山 in the automatic translation "Ehikosan, Hehikoyama and Mr. Hiko" is wrong. "Hikosan" is right. Hikosan or Hiko-san means Mt. Hiko. Commonly written Mt. Hikosan in English.

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_/\_ nice documentary on lost Hiko shugen skg