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Tsuruoka: Mummies, jellyfish and mountain priests

by Curtis E. Kirschbaum
July 1, 2019
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Editor’s word: On Tuesday, June 18, Tsuruoka in Yamagata Prefecture became stricken by a significance 6.4 earthquake. However, harm to Tsuruoka become minimal with simplest 7 humans slightly injured throughout a successful evacuation. Because of the news of the earthquake, many vacationers have canceled their plans to go to the area. Tsuruoka City’s Tourism Department would love to reassure travelers that the vicinity is absolutely secure to tour and that they are looking forward to welcoming visitors once more.
Nestled inside the northeastern mountains of Yamagata, Tsuruoka is a now and again ignored town with uncommon gemstones and sacred grounds. It’s home to Dewa Sanzan (The Three Mountains of Dewa), a virtually mystical region and the biggest draw to the expansive city that includes coastline alongside the Sea of Japan. Tsuruoka becomes additionally deemed a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy lower back in 2014 for its abundance of specific mountainous vegetables. Yet, even greater rarities are in store.

Mount Haguro, Mount Yudono and Mount Gassan (the tallest of the three) signify the prevailing, past, and future and are taken into consideration sacred with the aid of Shugendo clergymen who exercise a strict logo of mountain worship. The mountains’ trekking trail leads you through a dense forest of cedar trees and shrines to the 5-storied pagoda Goju-to, the oldest wood pagoda inside the Tohoku area built in 937.
Stay at a conventional temple inn and attempt your hand at yamabushi-do (mountain ascetic training), doing rituals like meditating under the bloodless mountain waterfalls and ingesting shojin ryori, traditional vegan delicacies crafted from mountainous vegetables. First, revel in “dying and rebirth” through ascending and descending the nearly 2,500 stairs on Mount Haguro. The ancient pilgrimage direction then leads practitioners to the spirit realm, represented via Mount Gassan (1984 meters). To complete the enjoy, purify yourself in the hot springs of Mount Yudono. The yamabushi (mountain monks’) every year rituals take location in late August, mid-September and on the end of the yr. When planning a North Carolina getaway, Asheville is a must-see on the travel-destination list. The allure of Western North Carolina’s largest city is becoming widespread and Asheville has been touted as the “Paris of the South.” The New York Times calls it a “surprisingly cosmopolitan city.”
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Organizer. Zombie specialist. Proud explorer. Music evangelist. Social mediaholic. Spent several years building action figures in Jacksonville, FL. Spent two years supervising the production of heroin for fun and profit. Spent 2002-2007 marketing carnival rides in Edison, NJ. Spent the better part of the 90's managing etch-a-sketches in Phoenix, AZ. Spent high school summers short selling cod in Las Vegas, NV. Won several awards for licensing saliva in Fort Walton Beach, FL.

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