Powerswood Bracelet, Koyasan Approach Sacred Cedar, Round Wristband Prayer Beads [br-g9120]

◇What is the "Koyasan Approach Sacred Tree Cedar Spiritual Jewel"?

・Koyasan Approach The approximately 2km approach to Mount Koya, from Ichinohashi Bridge to Kobo Daishi's mausoleum, is lined with towering, centuries-old cedar trees on both sides. At the base of these trees stand tens of thousands of memorial towers for people from all eras who wished to be as close to the great master as possible, proving that Mount Koya is the most sacred place in Japan.
Once you cross the Chozubashi Bridge, it means that you are entering the world of death.
This is because the river that flows here has long been called the Golden River, with gold being a euphemism for death.
This is because it represents the river of death, the Sanzu River.
If you pray at the mausoleum in the back, the Great Master will surely answer.
As a sacred place for those who enter the world of enlightenment, there is still a constant stream of worshippers coming to offer prayers at the mausoleum.
・This is part of a giant cedar tree on the approach to Mount Koya, where the tomb of Reiju Kobo Daishi Kukai is located, and is a precious tree that is difficult to obtain.
This giant tree grew in faith on Japan's most sacred mountain, a sacred place. The jewel, which was created with the thoughts of those who rest there, was named Reiju (Spiritual Jewel).
・The cedars of Mount Koya Mount Koya has been a popular
We have restricted the felling of six types of coniferous trees: cedar, cypress, fir, Japanese larch, red pine, and Japanese cypress.
The approach to the shrine is lined with many magnificent cedar trees over 500 years old, watching over the history of Mount Koya.