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Spirit trees (御神木, Shinboku), according to the [[Shinto]] belief system, are trees which demarcate a sacred space, or in which a kami has taken up residence. Such trees are marked with [[Shimenawa]], and spirit trees are not to be harmed or cut down.
Spirit trees (御神木, ''goshinboku''), according to the [[Shinto]] belief system, are trees which demarcate a sacred space, or in which a kami has taken up residence. Such trees are marked with [[shimenawa]], and are not to be harmed or cut down. The word can also be used to describe wood that has been dedicated for the construction of shrines.<ref>[https://d-museum.kokugakuin.ac.jp/eos/detail/?id=9662 "Shinboku, Shinju"], ''Encyclopedia of Shinto''</ref>
 
The same word is also used to describe wood that has been dedicated for the construction of shrines.<ref>Sakurai, Haruo. (2005) "Shinboku, Shinju", ''Encyclopedia of Shinto''. Retrieved January 28 2011, from http://eos.kokugakuin.ac.jp/modules/xwords/entry.php?entryID=289</ref>


==Fatal Frame III==
==Fatal Frame III==
In [[Fatal Frame III: The Tormented]], spirit trees (probably of the second definition) were used as core pillars in the construction of the [[Rift Shrine]]<ref>''[[Moriya Tome 1]]'', [[Fatal Frame III: The Tormented]]</ref>, preventing the [[Rift]] from spreading throughout the [[Kuze Shrine|Manor]]. Another Spirit Tree was left growing outside the doors to the [[Engraving Shrine]] and was surrounded by [[Kushimi Dolls|skewered dolls]]. This tree seems to have been central to the ritual sacrifices used after the [[Unleashing]]; [[Tengai Narumi]] and the [[Handmaidens]] both come to the tree shortly before or after making a sacrifice. There is a wooden memorial tablet tied to the trunk, and one of the fragments of [[Reika Kuze|Reika Kuze's]] [[Mirror of Loss]] is buried in a box at the foot of the tree.
In [[Fatal Frame III: The Tormented]], the spirit tree in the [[Spirit Tree Garden]] of the [[Manor of Sleep]] was used as the core pillar of the [[Rift Shrine]],<ref>''[[Moriya Tome 1]]'', [[Fatal Frame III: The Tormented]]</ref> used to seal away the [[Kuze Shrine]] following [[the Unleashing]].
 
==Footnotes==
==Footnotes==
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Latest revision as of 04:14, 12 December 2022

Spirit trees (御神木, goshinboku), according to the Shinto belief system, are trees which demarcate a sacred space, or in which a kami has taken up residence. Such trees are marked with shimenawa, and are not to be harmed or cut down. The word can also be used to describe wood that has been dedicated for the construction of shrines.[1]

Fatal Frame III

In Fatal Frame III: The Tormented, the spirit tree in the Spirit Tree Garden of the Manor of Sleep was used as the core pillar of the Rift Shrine,[2] used to seal away the Kuze Shrine following the Unleashing.

Footnotes

  1. ↑ "Shinboku, Shinju", Encyclopedia of Shinto
  2. ↑ Moriya Tome 1, Fatal Frame III: The Tormented
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Rei Kurosawa - Miku Hinasaki - Kei Amakura
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