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Treasures for the Gods World Heritage[Munakata Taisha Shrine Treasure House][Island of the Gods]Munakata* Okinoshima Island and Related Properties
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神々への美宝 世界遺産「宗像大社神宝館」「神宿る島」宗像・沖ノ島と関連遺産群
(ISBN 978-4-7630-2027-7)
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(ISBN 978-4-7630-2027-7)
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210 x 140.5mm, 144 pages (150 illustrations)
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Country of manufacture: Japan
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Year of manufacture: 2020
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| A collection of photographs of sacred treasures excavated from the World Heritage Site of [[God's Island] Munakata* Okinoshima Island and Related Properties]. Okinoshima Island, about 60 km from mainland Kyushu, and its related heritage sites are remarkable testimony to a cultural tradition of worship of the sacred island that has developed and been passed down from ancient times to the present. The Okinoshima Island has preserved the remains of ancient rituals related to safety of navigation, which continued from the late 4th century to the end of the 9th century, as a result of active exchanges among the countries of the Japanese archipelago, the Korean peninsula, and mainland China. The Munakata clan, a powerful ancient clan, fostered the belief in the three Munakata goddesses out of faith in the deity that resided on Okinoshima. In 2017, Munakata* Okinoshima Island and Related Properties was registered as a World Heritage Site. 80,000 objects (national treasures) dedicated to state rituals on Okinoshima Island, which were conducted from the 4th to 9th centuries, are not only of historical value but also beautifully prepared in every detail, including the design of each object, allowing visitors to feel the skills, culture and respect of ancient people. The 80,000 objects (national treasures) are of great historical value. This book is a collection of beautiful photographs dedicated to the gods taken by Zentaro Yamamura, a photographer who has photographed stone gods (iwakura) throughout Japan, of the treasures of Okinoshima Island in the collection of the Munakata Taisha Shrine Treasury. *Bilingual (English and Japanese) *Japanese/English Planning*Supervision/Munakata Taisha Photo/Yamamura Zentaro |
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Okinoshima Island, about 60 km from mainland Kyushu, and its related heritage sites are remarkable testimony to a cultural tradition of worship of the sacred island that has developed and been passed down from ancient times to the present. The Okinoshima Island has preserved the remains of ancient rituals related to safety of navigation, which continued from the late 4th century to the end of the 9th century, as a result of active exchanges among the countries of the Japanese archipelago, the Korean peninsula, and mainland China. The Munakata clan, a powerful ancient clan, fostered the belief in the three Munakata goddesses out of faith in the deity that resided on Okinoshima.
In 2017, Munakata* Okinoshima Island and Related Properties was registered as a World Heritage Site. 80,000 objects (national treasures) dedicated to state rituals on Okinoshima Island, which were conducted from the 4th to 9th centuries, are not only of historical value but also beautifully prepared in every detail, including the design of each object, allowing visitors to feel the skills, culture and respect of ancient people. The 80,000 objects (national treasures) are of great historical value.
This book is a collection of beautiful photographs dedicated to the gods taken by Zentaro Yamamura, a photographer who has photographed stone gods (iwakura) throughout Japan, of the treasures of Okinoshima Island in the collection of the Munakata Taisha Shrine Treasury.
*Bilingual (English and Japanese)
*Japanese/English
Planning*Supervision/Munakata Taisha
Photo/Yamamura Zentaro
世界遺産「『神宿る島』宗像・沖ノ島と関連遺産群」出土の神宝写真集。
九州本土から約60㎞離れた沖ノ島と、その関連遺産群は、古代から現在まで発展し継承されてきた、神聖な島を崇拝する文化的伝統の顕著な物証である。沖ノ島には、日本列島、朝鮮半島および中国大陸の諸国間の活発な交流に伴い、4世紀後半から9世紀末まで続いた、航海安全に関わる古代祭祀遺跡が残されていた。古代豪族の宗像氏は、沖ノ島に宿る神への信仰から、宗像三女神信仰を育んだ。
2017年、宗像・沖ノ島と関連遺産群は世界遺産に登録された。4〜9世紀にかけて営まれた沖ノ島での国家祭祀で捧げられた8万点の品々（国宝）は、歴史的価値もさることながら、一つ一つの意匠など細部まで美しく調製され、古代の人々の技術、文化、敬神の心を感じとることができる。
本書は、宗像大社神宝館に所蔵されたその宗像・沖ノ島の神宝を、日本各地の石神「磐座（いわくら）」を撮影している写真家・山村善太郎が撮り下ろした神々に捧げる美しき写真集である。
●日英併記
企画・監修／宗像大社
写真／山村善太郎