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Red clad jizos at Okunoin, considered one of the most sacred places in Japan. People from all over Japan, who wish to be buried close to Kobo Daishi, lie there, including former feudal lords, politicians and other prominent personalities. Their graves line the approaches to Okunoin for several hundred meters through the forest.

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Okunoin, Graveyard, koyasan, Koya-san, mt koya, gravestones, jizo, jizos, okuno-in, UNESCO World Heritage, koyasan cemetery, koya-san cemetery, okunoin cemetery, Jizos; roku jizo; bodhisattva; jizos; bodhisattvas; red; bibs; red hats; japanese buddhism; japanese icon; japan icon; protectors; sculptures; heads
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Red clad jizos at Okunoin,  considered one of the most sacred places in Japan. People from all over Japan, who wish to be buried close to Kobo Daishi, lie there, including former feudal lords, politicians and other prominent personalities. Their graves line the approaches to Okunoin for several hundred meters through the forest.