kohinaihin

Kohinaihin is a term primarily used in Japanese culture, specifically in the context of Shintoism and traditional festivals. The term is often associated with the New Year's festival called Onbashira, held at a specific shrine in Nagano Prefecture, Japan.

The Kohinaihin is a large, primitive wooden beam used in a unique Shinto ritual. According to Shinto tradition, this wooden beam is meant to be thrown from the top of a mountain, with designated targets at the base of the mountain. This act is symbolic of purification, purification of the mind, body, and soul.

The ritual, centered around the Kohinaihin, highlights the significance of mental and physical sacrifice in the pursuit of spiritual well-being. For participants, the danger and difficulty of throwing the beam serves as a metaphor for overcoming personal and internal barriers.

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