日本の聖地で
The LIFE Sacred Land Pilgrimage Projects.
「ART」と「悟り」
自己を超え、万物と繋がりいのちに目覚める
JAPAN
Pilgrimage of LIFE
日本の文化遺産を活用した取り組み
世界遺産・日本遺産・神社仏閣・史跡・古墳
Japanese Heritage, Shrines, Temples, Nature, Historic Sites, Ancient Tombs
In Japan's sacred places, we re-discover the wonder of life.
The Japanese culture has long embraced the principles
of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through their value of
"all things in the forest" and respect for nature.
The Japanese people have always believed that they are a part of a greater life
that is interconnected from generation to generation, rather than viewing life
solely from an individual perspective. This concept has been ingrained in
every aspect of their lives, including clothing, food, shelter, art, culture, buildings, and ruins.
Being the oldest country in the world, Japan has been blessed with spiritual and cultural richness that can be found in nature, shrines, temples, historical sites, and traditional practices. By exploring and experiencing each region's unique spirit and values, we can rediscover the fundamental concept of life and reconnect with our origins.
Izumo Taisha Shrine is providing special cooperation for this project.
2023.11.3
A Special Show at the World Heritage Site Kongobuji Temple
Koyasan Shingon sect to commemorate the 1,250th anniversary of Kukai's birth.
2023.11.2
A Special Show at the World Heritage Site Kongobuji Temple
Koyasan Shingon sect to commemorate the 1,250th anniversary of Kukai's birth.
2023.5.14-7.9
A Special Show at the World Heritage Site Kongobuji Temple
Koyasan Shingon sect to commemorate the 1,250th anniversary of Kukai's birth.
2023.4.15 18:30~20:00
Special Show at Oyunohara Kumanohonguu Taisya
World Heritage Kumanohonguu Taisya
2022.9.25 18:00~19:00
A special screening will take place on Awaji Island at the Izanagi Shrine Dedication,
Japan's oldest shrine
Izangi Jinguu
A special screening will be dedicated to Shimane's Izumo Taisha shrine,
Izumo Taisha a sacred place in Japanese mythology.
Special Show at The Takeda Castle in Hyogo Prefecture, also known as the "Castle in the Sky,"
offered a stunning view of cherry blossoms illuminated at night.
Shoshazan Engyo-ji Temple in Hyogo Prefecture, a Japanese Heritage Site
at an annual autumn leaf festival.
We kindly request your support for
the Holy Land Pilgrimage project.
The experience we had through the Relay of Sacred Sites of Life was truly indescribable. Going forward, we will work together with local tourism to continue this project, while uncovering the magnificence of Japan's sacred sites.
The goal of this project is to establish a deep sense of harmony between life and regional development, by fostering connections with one another at the very core of our existence.
The project of rediscovering the true essence of life through visits to sacred sites is a collaborative endeavor that we hope everyone can participate in.
Whether it's through providing support in setting up, staffing, sound, or contributing financially, we welcome any form of support you can offer.