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How NOT to climb this ancient peak

I'm starting off my 100 Mountains of Yamagata Challenge with Mt. Kinbo, a low-lying peak that is dear to my heart as the first mountain climbed during Yamabushi training way back in February 2017. Mt. Kinbo’s deep and long history as a Shugendo Yamabushi mountain is plainly evident with the sheer number of relics, statues, and buildings that line the ancient path. Ever since En no Gyoja (En the Ascetic) enshrined Zao gongen there in 671, Mt. Kinbo has been a popular destination for Shugendo Yamabushi ascetics, and more recently, amateur hikers alike. Accessible year-round, Mt. Kinbo is a great spot for a day hike, although be sure to bring snowshoes if you’re visiting in the winter. Originally known as 八葉山 Hachiyoh-san, Mt. Kinbo was a Shingon Buddhism branch mountain of Mt. Haguro until the 17th century when the mountain became an independent entity as Mt. Haguro had switched to Tendai Buddhism. The mountain complex came to be known as 金峯神社 Kinbo shrine following the separation of Shintoism and Buddhism from 1868 onwards in homage to 金峯山寺 Kinpusenji Temple, the head temple of Shugendo in Yoshino, Nara Prefecture. Join Dave and I as we explore this humble Shugendo peak! More on Mt. Kinbo: https://www.timbunting.com/kinbo More on my 100 Mountains of Yamagata Challenge: https://www.timbunting.com/mountains Support my work on Patreon:   / kiwiyamabushi   You can join authentic Yamabushi training with Yamabushido. Visit https://www.Yamabushido.jp​ Learn about the Dewa Sanzan (where I became an official Yamabushi) with this website I made: https://www.dewasanzan.com I talk about becoming a Yamabushi in this video:    • Unraveling the Mysterious World of Yamabus...  ​ https://www.timbunting.com​ IG / FB / Twitter / Twitch / Clubhouse: @kiwiyamabushi Dave's Instagram:   / davidlipsy   #Shugendo #Yamabushi #Kinbo