concept   sacred places
culture   Shinto
statement   In Shinto culture, specific natural landmarks and sites are revered as sacred and hold spiritual significance.

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1 sacred forests Shintoism in Japan Forests considered sacred and protected as dwellings for spirits (kami). 1
2 sacred mountains Shintoism In Shintoism, certain mountains are considered sacred and are believed to be inhabited by kami (spirits), making them important pilgrimage sites and objects of reverence. 1
3 sacred places Shinto Shrines, temples, and cherry blossom groves are considered sacred places, often associated with purification rituals and ancestor worship. 1
4 sacred trees Shinto in Japan Trees, especially ancient ones, are considered sacred and are often marked with shimenawa and shide 1
5 sacred trees Shinto in Japan Certain trees are considered sacred and are revered in cultural and religious practices, often found in shrines and natural landscapes. 1