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The Mononobe Requiem Ceremony Performed at the Enthronement Ceremony of the Emperor

◼︎Reference materials YouTube Keynote speech by Professor Okada (Explanation of the Yasojima Festival)    • 岡田先生基調講演   YouTube Highlights from the Noh play "Ikunitama"    • Noh Ikutama   Kansai-Osaka 21st Century Association Cultural Power No. 135 YouTube)    / @kansai   Osaka 21st Century Association Content Introduction Website https://sites.google.com/view/yasoshi... Ritsumeikan University Parents Education Support Association Settsu no Fudoki https://www.ritsumei-fubo.com/fudoki/... Osaka Museum of History https://www.osakamushis.jp Ikutama Shrine https://ikutamajinja.jp Interview with the priest of Ikutama Shrine Yasoshima In ancient times, the Osaka Plain was an inland sea filled with seawater. At the entrance to the sea, there was a protruding peninsula, and it was a sacred place where religious ceremonies were held. A global "sea regression phenomenon" occurred, and the land rose. As a result, various islands of different sizes began to appear. These were called "Yasoshima." When the emperor saw this, he associated the gods of the "Eight Great Islands," Ikushima no Okami and Tarushima no Okami, with the myth of the creation of the country. He then prayed for peace for the land and its people, and ruled with the divine power of his own jeweled body. This became a tradition, and the newly ascended emperor would always perform this ritual the year after the Daijosai. Time passed, and during the Heian period, the ritual came to be held as a lavish festival. This was called the "Yasoshima Festival." However, the accession of Emperor Gohorikawa was the last Yasoshima Festival, and memories of the festival were lost from people's memories. ◼︎Table of contents 1. A ritual that is integrated with the land 2. Naniwa Taisha Ikukunitama Shrine, commonly known as Ikutama-san 3. Repeated disappearances of "ancient documents of the shrine" 4. A major discovery made possible by persistence 5. Naniwa Palace ruins 6. "Nano Niwa" 7. Yasojima Festival 8. Mononobe's soul-calming technique ◼︎Narration Reading by Chubu Tsurugi Voice of the divine journey by Genno Takehiro Produced using VOICEVOX. VOICEVOX Official) https://voicevox.hiroshiba.jp ◼︎Table of Contents 00:00　Ritual that becomes one with the land 02:09　Naniwa Taisha Ikukunitama Shrine, commonly known as Ikutama-san 06:03　Repeated disappearances of "ancient documents of the shrine" 09:31　A major discovery made possible by persistence 12:12　Naniwa Palace ruins 15:00　"Nano-niwa" 18:41　Yasoshima Festival 25:29　Mononobe's soul-calming technique #Ikukunitama Shrine #Divine Journey #Ten Divine Treasures