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Morning Fire Ceremony • Trancer • Ritual Drumming • Grand Master • Singing Duet • Pilgrims • Pray and Shout • ℗ Surprise!
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Mount Shigi is located close to the city of Nara, Japan. It is believed to be the place where the Buddhist deity Bishamonten — patron of warriors and protector of the righteous — first appeared. There is a temple dedicated to Bishamonten at the foot of the mountain: Chogosonshiji takes care of the Shingon Buddhist sect. When I arrived there, I was shown the way to the dormitory by a friendly and humble-looking monk. Later, I realized that he was the Grand Master of the temple, and a great singer too.
This soundscape combines varied chants sung during the early morning fire ceremony, and during the Daihannya-Sutra that takes place every day in the main temple.
Special thanks to the Grand Master, who kindly allowed me to make these recordings.
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