E no Misasagi, Imperial mausoleum in Goryōshita-chō, Japan
E no Misasagi is an imperial mausoleum in Goryōshita-chō featuring traditional Japanese burial architecture and design principles. The grounds are organized with defined pathways that guide visitors while maintaining respectful distance from the most sacred areas.
The mausoleum honors Ninigi, a key figure in Japanese mythology, and belongs to the Kamiyo Sanryō collection of imperial burial sites. It was established to preserve memory and pay respect to this significant figure from early Japanese tradition.
The name E no Misasagi comes from the imperial tradition of naming burial sites after significant figures from Japanese mythology. Visitors can observe how the grounds remain integrated into local spiritual practices and ceremonies.
Access is available through established pathways that cross the grounds and provide visitors with a clear route. It is important to visit respectfully and follow any guidance posted at the site to maintain the sanctity of the space.
The burial site is part of a specialized collection of imperial mausoleums that together form a comprehensive documentation system of early Japanese lineage. This connection to other sacred sites creates a network of historical and spiritual significance across the region.
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