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Sectrt of Gifu prefecture / 4 Hakusan shrines / Chiune Sugihara

  Gifu Prefecture is known as the “center” of Japan’s population distribution and is a place that has attracted significant attention both historically and for the future. The place name “Gifu” is pronounced the same as the Japanese word for “father-in-law.” According to Ise Hakusando , who mastered both Shinto and Zen, one of the women of ancient Israel married into the Japanese imperial family. It is said that Oda Nobunaga Oda Nobunaga, who was the most powerful daimyo of the Warring States period, apparently heard various secret stories from Christian missionaries. I knew there were many ancient Israelites in neighboring Nagano Prefecture, but it seems they also migrated to Gifu Prefecture. Well, the only places ancient Israelites didn’t go to might have been Okinawa in the far south and Hokkaido in the far north. Mount Moriya in Nagano, Japan / Holy Bible / Moriah hill of Jerusalem The Hida Takayama and Hakusan-go areas, designated as World Heritage Sites, saw an explosive surg...

Innner God with you / Awa-Odori dance festival / Respect for Nature

Ooharae-no-Kotoba / Spell / Most sacred words of Shinto in Japan

Giant log ritual in Nagano, Japan / Suwa Taisha Shrines / Onbashira-Sai movie

Mount Moriya in Nagano, Japan / Holy Bible / Moriah hill of Jerusalem

Moses park in Ishikawa pref Japan / Ancient Hebrews / Mount Houdatsu

Mount Haku / Root of Shinto / Three pillars