New book History of Japan Daijosai Emperor System and The Origins of Japanese Culture Chuko Shinsho

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Japanese title: 新書 日本史 大嘗祭 天皇制と日本文化の源流 中公新書
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Item number: BQ82044
Released date: 25 Nov 2017
著: 工藤隆

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Japanese History
Politics, Economy and Society
Chuko Shinsho 2462
The Daijo-sai Festival is held only once in the autumn after the enthronement of a new emperor. It is said that' there are many things that should be kept secret,' and the mysterious ceremony has been interpreted in various ways from ancient times, such as praying for a good harvest and ceremonial weddings. The author examined the origin of the Daijo-sai from the Emperor Tenmu era, when it was established, to the Kofun period (tumulus period) and the Yayoi period. The origin was in the rice cultivation ceremony, and it was clarified that the Japanese culture in the early stage of the original was full of the principle of women. The base of the Japanese spirit up to the present appears.