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Iwakura rock

Iwakura (磐座) refers to the belief in rocks as yorishiro containing kami in ancient Shinto. It also refers to the rock itself, which is the object of worship.

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Iwakura rock

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples14
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
Components1

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also rock worship iwasaka iwakura belief object yorishiro ritual rocks ancient shinto refers shrine kami nature japan gods site 磐座

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
unusual sizeinstance ofdistinguishing features0.80text
shapeinstance ofdistinguishing features0.80text
colourinstance ofdistinguishing features0.80text
patternsinstance ofdistinguishing features0.80text
or chisel marks are what allow a rock to be identified as sacredinstance ofdistinguishing features0.80text
evoking a sense of mysteryinstance ofdistinguishing features0.80text
Rokko Himei Shrineinstance ofbelief in mountains0.80text
Mount Miwainstance ofbelief in mountains0.80text
belief in fireinstance ofbelief in mountains0.80text
waterfallsinstance ofbelief in mountains0.80text
and various weather phenomena such as windinstance ofbelief in mountains0.80text
raininstance ofbelief in mountains0.80text

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