Power Spot

Japan and the Far East are filled with places of mystery. This "power spot" is located on the grounds of a Shinto (native religion of Japan) shrine near the summit of a holy mountain on the main Japanese island of Honshu. Shimomura-sensei shows us how it's done.

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Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Japan
• Japanese
• Shinto
• religion
• religous
• shrine
• jinja
• holy
• spot
• holy spot
• akihir007
• softypapa

[zilzila007]

:DD nice vid thank you! ^^

[softypapa]

@zilzila007 It's my sincere pleasure to share!  ~Kurt :-)

[zorp311]

Awesome : )

[softypapa]

@zorp311 Thank you so much! ~Kurt :-)

[DelusionalJ]

Its always a pleasure watching you guys!

[softypapa]

@DelusionalJ It is our sincere pleasure to have you join us via YouTube. ~Kurt :-)

[noulteriormotive]

People do the same with ley lines in the West. The point where they cross is supposed to be the source of great power.

[TiramisuHappy]

@noulteriormotive

I have heard about them once or twice in the past, too. I've also heard that there are so-called "mystical power spots" located throughout Japan and there's a cult-like following that makes pilgrimages to these places. A spritual journey, as it were. To me, unfounded pseudo-science. This also reminds me of the "pyramid power" that was all the rage back in the 70s. If these things make you super-human even slightly, more power to ya!! ; P

[tremault]

power spot, could be some similar concept to ley lines?

[softypapa]

@Jimaera You're right. That is like an Indie Jones movie! Thanks for watching! ~Kurt :-)

[softypapa]

@qiranger My pleasure as always, my friend. I hope that the day is warming up nicely for you as it is here on the other side of the channel. ~Kurt :-)

[softypapa]

@DmitryYanchuk I suspect that there are folks in every country who don't like foreigners. However, I have only rarely encountered this type of sentiment in the past. I've never had any trouble with any of the kid's parents. Thanks for watching! ~Kurt :-)

[softypapa]

@MicknFumi I hope your cold is doing better, friend! ~Kurt :-)

[softypapa]

@THISISAVERYCOOLNAME Isn't this amazing! I love discovering such interesting cultural elements. ~Kurt :-)

[softypapa]

@welwisher That's a cool thing you can do with the un-dizzy backwards spin! Thanks for sharing! ~Kurt :-)