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|location = [[Northeastern Japan|Mutsu Region]] | |location = [[Northeastern Japan|Mutsu Region]] | ||
|function = Abandoned residence/reportedly haunted house | |function = Abandoned residence/reportedly haunted house | ||
|status = Abandoned | |status = Abandoned | ||
|games = [[Fatal Frame III]] | |games = [[Fatal Frame III]] | ||
|kanji = 久世の宮 | |kanji = 久世の宮 | ||
}}The Kuze Shrine is the ruined real world version of the [[ | }}The Kuze Shrine is the ruined real world version of the [[Manor of Sleep]]. It only exists now as an abandoned residence falling into disrepair. It is only physically visited during the very beginning of Fatal Frame III. | ||
While visiting the supposedly haunted house during a photography assignment, [[Rei Kurosawa]] catches a glimpse of her dead fiancé [[Yuu Asou]]. After seeing him in the house, Rei begins to have strange dreams, and falls under the influence of the [[Tattooed Curse]]. Kei Amakura also visits the shrine while researching the Manor of Sleep Legend. | While visiting the supposedly haunted house during a photography assignment, [[Rei Kurosawa]] catches a glimpse of her dead fiancé [[Yuu Asou]]. After seeing him in the house, Rei begins to have strange dreams, and falls under the influence of the [[Tattooed Curse]]. Kei Amakura also visits the shrine while researching the Manor of Sleep Legend. | ||
==History of Shrine== | ==History of Shrine== | ||
In the past, the Kuze Shrine was a huge shrine that helped ease the pain of survivors - people who had lost family or someone they loved through a tragedy. | In the past, the Kuze Shrine was a huge shrine that helped ease the pain of survivors - people who had lost family or someone they loved through a tragedy. Mourners would come to offer their pain to the [[Tattooed Priestess]]. Blood from both the living and the dead would be mixed into ink for the [[Piercing of the Soul]] Ceremony.<ref>[[Yuu's Notes 3]], [[Zero Shisei no Koe Complete Official Capture Book]]</ref> <ref>[[Rite of Purple Ink Tome]], [[Fatal Frame III]]</ref> | ||
The Kuze Shrine was run exclusively by women and young female attendants. Men were only permitted in the shrine to offer their pain (as [[worshippers]]) or, in the case of a select few, to help aid in continuing the Kuze family line.<ref> | The Kuze Shrine was run exclusively by women and young female attendants. Men were only permitted in the shrine to offer their pain (as [[worshippers]]) or, in the case of a select few, to help aid in continuing the Kuze family line.<ref>[[Folklore Notes 1]], [[Fatal Frame III]]</ref> While the Shrine was run by the Kuze family, most of the family members were adopted - [[Handmaidens]] temporarily from other villages to fulfill their role in the [[Impalement Ritual]], [[Engravers]] permanently to tattoo the pains of others onto the body of the Tattooed Priestess, and the [[Tattooed Priestess]] herself. | ||
After the [[Unleashing]], sometime within the Meiji period, [[Shrine Carpenters]] were summoned to build onto the shrine and seal it. When the construction was complete, the place was abandoned. | After the [[Unleashing]], sometime within the Meiji period, [[Shrine Carpenters]] were summoned to build onto the shrine and seal it. When the construction was complete, the place was abandoned. | ||
During Rei's time ([[1988]]), the abandoned ruin is connected with ghost stories and urban legends, and is reputed to be a place where you can meet the dead or see dead loved ones.<ref> | During Rei's time ([[1988]]), the abandoned ruin is connected with ghost stories and urban legends, and is reputed to be a place where you can meet the dead or see dead loved ones.<ref>[[Abandoned House]], [[Fatal Frame III]]</ref> | ||
==Also Known As== | ==Also Known As== | ||
*[[ | *[[Manor of Sleep]] | ||
* | *Engraving Shrine<ref>[[Legend of Song 2]], [[Fatal Frame III]]</ref> | ||
== | ==Former residents== | ||
*Kuze Family | *Kuze Family | ||
::[[Yashuu Kuze]], [[Kyouka Kuze]], & [[Amane Kuze]] | ::[[Yashuu Kuze]], [[Kyouka Kuze]], & [[Amane Kuze]] | ||
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==Misc Info== | ==Misc Info== | ||
* The Kuze Shrine is based on | * The Kuze Shrine is based on a real abandoned house in Japan, where [[Makoto Shibata]] used to play as a child.<ref>''Creators Interview'', [[Zero Shisei no Koe Complete Official Capture Book]], p246. [http://fftranslations.atspace.co.uk/ff3/ff3interviewgb.html English translation]</ref> | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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[[Category: Fatal Frame III Locations]] | [[Category: Fatal Frame III Locations]] | ||
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The Kuze Shrine is the ruined real world version of the Manor of Sleep. It only exists now as an abandoned residence falling into disrepair. It is only physically visited during the very beginning of Fatal Frame III.
While visiting the supposedly haunted house during a photography assignment, Rei Kurosawa catches a glimpse of her dead fiancé Yuu Asou. After seeing him in the house, Rei begins to have strange dreams, and falls under the influence of the Tattooed Curse. Kei Amakura also visits the shrine while researching the Manor of Sleep Legend.
History of Shrine
In the past, the Kuze Shrine was a huge shrine that helped ease the pain of survivors - people who had lost family or someone they loved through a tragedy. Mourners would come to offer their pain to the Tattooed Priestess. Blood from both the living and the dead would be mixed into ink for the Piercing of the Soul Ceremony.[1] [2]
The Kuze Shrine was run exclusively by women and young female attendants. Men were only permitted in the shrine to offer their pain (as worshippers) or, in the case of a select few, to help aid in continuing the Kuze family line.[3] While the Shrine was run by the Kuze family, most of the family members were adopted - Handmaidens temporarily from other villages to fulfill their role in the Impalement Ritual, Engravers permanently to tattoo the pains of others onto the body of the Tattooed Priestess, and the Tattooed Priestess herself.
After the Unleashing, sometime within the Meiji period, Shrine Carpenters were summoned to build onto the shrine and seal it. When the construction was complete, the place was abandoned.
During Rei's time (1988), the abandoned ruin is connected with ghost stories and urban legends, and is reputed to be a place where you can meet the dead or see dead loved ones.[4]
Also Known As
- Manor of Sleep
- Engraving Shrine[5]
Former residents
- Kuze Family
Hired Workers
- Tengai Narumi - Master Builder
- Engraved Men
- Shigeomi Moriya, Nirei Moriya, Tatsumi Moriya and Inui Moriya
Visitors
Misc Info
- The Kuze Shrine is based on a real abandoned house in Japan, where Makoto Shibata used to play as a child.[6]
See Also
- For Fan Theories related to the Kuze Shrine, see Theory: Kuze Shrine.
References
- ↑ Yuu's Notes 3, Zero Shisei no Koe Complete Official Capture Book
- ↑ Rite of Purple Ink Tome, Fatal Frame III
- ↑ Folklore Notes 1, Fatal Frame III
- ↑ Abandoned House, Fatal Frame III
- ↑ Legend of Song 2, Fatal Frame III
- ↑ Creators Interview, Zero Shisei no Koe Complete Official Capture Book, p246. English translation