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Homan-zan Jinguji
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Préfecture de Fukuoka · Asakura
33.4803°N, 130.5927°E
Homan-zan (829m) has been sacred simultaneously to both Buddhism and Shinto since the 8th century — a mountain deity-habitation (shinreichi) where the two traditions coexisted without conflict through Japan's long history of syncretic practice. The summit complex contains both a Shinto shrine and a Buddhist hall, linked by a 5km trail that passes 12 sacred stone markers at irregular intervals through ancient cedar forest.
Informations essentielles
Horaires d'ouverture
Trailhead: always accessible | Summit shrine: open year-round
Fermé: Open year-round
Tarif d'entrée
Free
Meilleure saison
March/September equinox for summit ceremonies | Year-round for hiking
Durée de visite
3–4 hours (direct route round trip) | 5–6 hours (pilgrim route)
Comment s'y rendre
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Guide d'initié
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