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Yamabushido Three Peaks Reset Program

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Yamabushido Three Peaks Reset Program

Mount Gassan, Tsuruoka, Japan

Yamabushido

Private Guided Tour of the Three Mountains of Dewa: An Exclusive Experience for Privacy-Conscious Explorers



Embark on a unique journey with The Yamabushido Three Peaks Reset Training. Commencing with an orientation within a Zen temple, your bilingual Sendatsu yamabushi guide will initiate you into the wilderness of the three Dewa Sanzan peaks. Unlike traditional silent asceticism, this specialized training incorporates periodic stops to elucidate historical contexts and contemporary practices atop the mountains. Participants are encouraged to engage with their guides at any moment during the expedition, ideal for beginners seeking insight.

The comprehensive program spans seven days, with the inaugural day devoted to spiritual retreats in a Zen monastery, fostering immersion in Zen Buddhist disciplines. Subsequent days focus on guided hikes across the three Dewa Sanzan mountains. Initiatives commence on Mount Haguro, traditionally considered the starting point, signifying the present; Day three encompasses a pilgrimage and accommodation on Mount Gassan, the highest peak, symbolizing the realm of both afterlife and past. On Day four, explorations take place on Mount Yudono, representing rebirth and the future. The concluding phases include two days of introspective reflection and reintegration with daily life, culminating on Mount Haguro. This transformative experience provides an exceptional opportunity for personal development and discovery amidst revered sanctuaries.

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Highlights A bilingual mountain ascetic guide will lead participants on a traditional worship experience, offering a completely private guided tour of the Three Mountains. This opportunity provides each individual with the chance to delve deeper into self-awareness.
Includes - Yamabushi Guide Fee, Interpreter Fee, Accommodation Details, Meals Provided, Program Transport, Shrine Pray Fees, Clothing Costs, Split-Toed Shoes, and Insurance Coverage.
Not suitable for Persons possessing minimal levels of physical fitness

Cancellation policy

The specified activity is non-refundable.

Duration 7 days

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Restricted to a maximum of six attendees.

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Mount Gassan, Tsuruoka, Japan See on map



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Frequently Asked Questions about Yamabushido Three Peaks Reset Program

What is included in the Private Guided Tour of the Three Mountains of Dewa?

Participants are encouraged to engage with their guides at any moment during the expedition.

How long does the tour last?

The tour spans seven days.

Where does the tour start?

The tour begins at Mount Haguro.

What is the significance of each mountain during the tour?

Mount Haguro represents the present, Mount Gassan signifies the realm of both afterlife and past, and Mount Yudono symbolizes rebirth and the future.

What kind of activities are included during the tour?

Initiatives commence on Mount Haguro, and participants are encouraged to engage with their guides at any moment during the expedition.


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