Ose Kurosawa

1. #1Mt. Hikami

   Keys: Hikami, Mt Hikami, Mt. Hikami

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   Mount Hikami (Also known as Hikamiyama, or "Mountain crowned with the sun"). Once a thriving mountain and religious area teeming with abundant resources, it is now devoid of all life and bears an infamous reputation as a popular suicide spot.

   Mount Hikami is famed for its exceptional sunset views, which inspired its name. The mountain is around 2,300 feet in elevation, and is heavily forested throughout the base of the mountain, though the upper elevations are sparse and rocky. It has an extensive lava cave aquafer system underneath the mountain. The summit consist of a caldera lake of clean water, with an island atoll at the center of the lake, containing a separate spring. The mountain is noted for its streams, rivers, hot springs, and waterfalls, which flow from the caldera at the summit, feeding into the aquafer system underground. Several other mountains surround Mt. Hikami.

   Mt. Hikami has frequent earthquakes and landslides.

   Mt. Hikami has long been associated as a place where the human world meets the hidden world, and a place where one can easily enter death.

   The atoll spring at the summit of the mountain is known as the Shadow Spring, is a place where the land of the dead is physically present in the land of the living. From this direct link, the black water flows into the living world, which is also considered part of the land of the dead.

   At sunset, the veil between the two worlds weakens and the Dark Sun, which shines on the land of the dead, and therefore over the Shadow Spring, becomes visible over the mountain, appearing like the normal sun. Dying or weak willed people looking at the Dark Sun sunset will feel irresistibly drawn to travel to the mountain, climb the summit, and enter death through the Shadow Spring. Healthy people find the sunset ominous.

   In order to contain and manage all of this death contamination and prevent the mountain from becoming polluted, the mountain systems function as a means of purification and containment. The shadow spring is walled in by the atoll, functioning like a dam, and surrounded by clean, purifying water, to keep it contained. Any black water overflow is diluted into the pure water, and flows down the mountain rivers, into the underground aquafers for holding, preventing death contamination from spreading.

   The primary focuses of the mountain religions center around the purification and worship of water, creating 'bridges' between the land of the living and the dead to ease the passage of the dying, and child-centric ceremonies and temples dedicated to lost or deceased children.

   Mt. Hikami was considered ominous and a place to enter death. Superstitions at the time forbade looking at the mountain, especially at sunset, sleeping with your feet towards the mountain, speaking of the mountain, or entering the mountain grounds. All of these acts were considered to risk becoming enthralled by the setting sun and being drawn in to death. The mountain had a reputation for enticing dying people and children (whether lost, abandoned, or orphaned) to climb its summit and never return.

   Scholars and locals renewed interest in Mt. Hikami. Folklorist Keiji Watarai built a house on the mountain and began investigating the historic stories and rituals, and several of the temples and shrines were renovated or repurposed. The Shrine Grove, for example, was rebuilt as an inn. The Shrine of the Dolls was likewise renovated, and evolved from holding memorial dolls representing deceased children, to retired childhood toys.

   Local government sought to develop the mountain towards tourism to keep the area alive. Massive projects were started to get the tourism industry started, including a hot spring resort, Cable Cars to the summit, restoration of the remaining shrine buildings, and new roads through the Unfathomable Forest.

   Despite their best efforts, however, the projects were halted after two disastrous incidents: a tunnel collapse and a series of landslides.

   The Hikami Tunnel incident, where workers constructing a tunnel through the mountain hit a large body of water in the Womb Cave, killing the workers and polluting the mountain with black water.

   The second and unrelated incident was a massive landslide through the mountain destroyed much of the work that had been done to restore the area, and all efforts ceased. This was the true 'death' of Mt. Hikami, as it was abandoned for good, its religion dead, and no living soul within.

2. #2Mikomori Sect

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   The Mikomori priestess sect took control of Mt. Hikami for hundreds/ thousands of years and established rituals and practices surrounding the purification and worship of water, as well as building the main shrines and temples which dot the mountain. Their primary purpose was to manage and enhance the existing natural systems and prevent high volumes of death from overwhelming the mountain and leading to disaster.

   The Mikomori banned casual visitors from setting foot on the mountain, and strictly regulated who could enter. Dying and suicidal persons could formally request entry, and if permitted, a mikomori priestess would escort them up the mountain in a sort of assisted ubasute suicide service. The priestesses practiced human sacrifice, both of their dying visitors and of themselves, and their primary roles were "returning the dead to the water" to keep the surface of the mountain clean, and creating "pillars" to act as bridges between this world and the next, in order to send death back into the land of the dead easily.

   The Mikomori sect was abruptly wiped out during a massacre. Kyozo Kururugi, acting as a lone agent, slaughtered all of the residents of the mountain, then committed suicide, ending their presence on the mountain.

   In the absence of the Mikomori, visitors to the mountain increased. Locals began to establish new practices, and the rituals associated with the mountain evolved and became more child-centric, focusing on memorializing lost or deceased children. New festivals involving dolls representing deceased children thrown into the rivers arose, and the Shrine of Dolls was built and filled with memorial dolls.

   Surviving Mikomori who had fled the massacre and supporting temples from surrounding mountains attempted to carry on certain of the Mikomori rituals, mainly those of human sacrifice and ghost marriage. Priestesses from nearby mountain temples would be sent to Mt. Hikami to become "Pillars" and maintain the purity of the mountain water.

3. #3Reliquary

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   A Reliquary (匪 Hi) is a black wooden box that is used in many rituals around Mt. Hikami. Shrine maidens with a strong Glance would be put inside and sunk in watery areas on the mountain, in order to become Pillars to preserve the purity of the water.

   The shiny onyx-black coat of the reliquaries results from being painted with ink made from black water, and black water would also be put inside the box along with the shrine maiden. A shrine maiden who chose to enter the box freely was said to make the strongest Pillar, but an unwilling maiden might also have her limbs crushed and be forced into a box as the pain was thought to increase her power.

   Larger reliquaries are called "caskets" (柩籠 hitsugi kago), which were made to accommodate a shrine maiden's partner from the Ghost Marriage as well as herself. With special decorations on them, they were used in the sinking of maidens with especially strong power to serve as pillars. Women put inside these boxes with their partners were turned into Immortal Flowers, able to serve their duty as pillars for longer.

   These boxes would then be carried up the mountain by the Shadow-touched, and some would even be brought from other ritual sites around the mountain region, including Mt. Kagiroi, to further strengthen the mountain's barrier.

4. #4Black Water

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   Black Water (夜泉 yomi) is a malevolent force, commonly associated with yomi, the underworld or hell of Japanese Shinto Mythology, in local folklore, black water was the opposite to Pure Water, feared by the locals as death and the Netherworld itself. A person who comes into contact with the water is considered tainted, a state in which the water erodes their bodies and gradually pulls the afflicted into the underworld.

5. #5Ghost Marriage

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   The Ghost Marriage (幽婚 yuukon) is a posthumous marriage ritual that binds the souls of two people to each other that they could be together in the afterlife, The ritual was formerly performed on Mount Hikami. Once a shrine maiden had fulfilled her duties and been put inside a casket, she would be forced to relive all of the pain and deaths she had seen, trapped in the rift between life and death until finally being melted away by the black water and vanishing altogether. In order to relieve the maidens' loneliness and suffering, therefore making them able to fulfil their roles as pillars for longer, men would be brought into the mountain as bridegrooms, led to the House of Joining. The man would choose his bride from paintings of the shrine maidens who had been put into boxes, creating a vow with her. For that time only, the maiden's spirit would return to the world of the living. If the match was successful, the man's soul would remain in the casket with her, and they would return to the darkness together. If it failed, he would be put into his own reliquary and placed in the Forbidden Valley, unmourned.

   Ghost Marriage is also the name of a game played by local children. They would hide each other's dolls, and the designated Outsider would choose a partner of the opposite sex and search for that person's doll. The ghostly children that haunt the Shrine of Dolls continue to play this game after death.

6. #6Shrine Maidens

   Keys: Shrine Maiden, Shrine Maidens, Miko, Maidens of Black Water

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   The Maidens of Black Water (濡鴉ノ巫女, Nuregarasu no Miko) are a group of shrine maidens, hey lived on Mt. Hikami participating in all local rituals and worshiping water. They formerly lived in a sanctuary at the base of the mountain, which is the Mikomori Onsen, Only those who are allowed to climb or those who wish to die can follow the mountain path. At the end of the Edo period, almost all the maidens were killed in a massacre by Kyozo Kururugi and their traditions were abandoned.

   The maidens keep their bodies and hair wet at all times, so their dark and shiny hair is like that of a wet crow, hence the Japanese name meaning "shrine maidens of the wet crow". They wear veils that cover their eyes, adorned with an elaborate headdress. When they entered the forest to become maidens, they took the Mikomori surname possibly from the shrine located at the Mikomori Pond. They are purified with water from the Pool of Purification in the Unfathomable Forest. They also had to go through hard training. The main duty of the maidens is to "Glance" at the souls of those who traveled to the mountain to end their lives, for which they could die "correctly" and return to the water to rest in peace. People who wished to die had to enter the back of the mountain and select a maiden to accompany them. The maiden was to remove the veil from her and see with her own eyes the death of the person, secretly taking sins and emotions at the moment of death, and keeping them with them forever. Maidens with lower power had to make physical contact with the person in order to use this ability, but the stronger ones only needed to look.

   Over time the maidens used the method of glancing at memories so much that their hearts were filled with emotions. At that time a Passage Boat was used to travel from the Ephemeral Shrine to the Minakami Shrine, where they are placed in a Black Box and sunk in the Black Lake, to be used as pillars to calm and stop the Yomi.

   To prevent the Spring Shadow from overflowing, an especially powerful maiden is placed in a Hitsugi Kago waiting for a man to enter the Yuukon with her. Her "husband" is put in the box with her, creating a more powerful pillar that could withstand her function for a month before she overflows again.

7. #7House of Marriage

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   The House of Joining is a special house where Ghost Marriages were performed.

   There are many rooms of the house. One of them houses an altar where wedding pictures are enshrined. Other rooms consisted of one where the couple prepare themselves for the ritual, a dining hall, and a courtyard garden with red spider lilies. The place was said to be situated between the human world and the Netherworld, where spirits of shrine maidens who had already been made into Pillars appear for a short time, though long enough to be chosen to wed a man who was led to the house. Only those who were invited can find and enter the house.

8. #8Forbidden Valley

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   The Forbidden Valley is an old graveyard near the summit of Mt. Hikami which was situated in a basin. The area was abandoned for a while, though was restored as it was the only way to reach the Twilit Peak and Lake of the Departed at the peak. However, a landslide occurred, causing the graveyard to be flooded. Investigations were performed on the area, however, no bones were discovered on the premises. This ended up leading people to assume that it was created to mourn the souls of those who had no bodies to leave behind.

   According to rumors, ever since the graveyard has been around when the mountain's religion was still being practiced, it had the bodies killed shrine maidens or those who were sacrificed. Though it was actually used as a place of reverence for the soulless bodies of men who entered into Ghost Marriages as part of the mountain's rituals, being put into reliquaries with a shrine maiden. But if the Ghost Marriage failed, the man's soul would be enshrined at the muenzuka - a large, triangular pile of gravestones with no one to tend them - on the side of the basin that is closest to the east.

9. #9Twilit Peak

   Keys: Peak of Mt. Hikami, Twilit Peak

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   The Twilit Peak is an area at the summit of Mt. Hikami, covered in volcanic rock and near the Lake of the Departed. There is very little plant life, making the scenery very desolate. It is well-known as the closest place to the Hidden World, the land of the dead. It also seems to have been worshipped as a sacred place by the mountain religion, and has a pile of boxes that seem to have been used in some kind of ritual, as well as the Rear Shrine of Dolls, which houses even older dolls than the main Shrine of Dolls. Jizo statues and pinwheels are placed to soothe the spirits of lost children, who climb the mountain seeking the Dark Sun and are spirited away.

10. #10Shrine of Dolls

    Keys: Shrine of Dolls, Doll Shrine

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    The Shrine of Dolls is a shrine located in the center of the Unfathomable Forest. There are many dolls lined up around the shrine, and it is rumored to be where the spirits of children roam the area and play, a place with talking dolls, and also there is a mysterious white-haired girl with her doll and they stare at people who go there.

    It is stated that the shrine underwent a massive reconstruction effort as the mountain was converted into a tourist destination. During the reconstruction and restoration, it was discovered that names were carved into the sides of some of the older dolls, with human remains- more specifically, the remains of children, such as teeth, bones, and hair. These dolls were believed to house the souls of small children, which the religion of the area considered untethered to their bodies until age seven.

    Further discoveries revealed more unsettling facts. Namely, the discovery of the Womb Cave below the Shrine, where yet more human remains, along with a number of reliquaries, were found. This strongly suggests that human sacrifice was practiced there, with the bones being 'returned' to the sacred waters of the 'womb' of Mt. Hikami to be laid to rest.

11. #11Womb Cave

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    The Womb Cave refers to the large entry cave of an extensive, lava-rock aquafer system in the heart of Mt. Hikami. The cave system is mostly flooded, needing special equipment to explore fully, and filled with Eternal Flower pillars and black water, which is caustic to the touch. Water from caldera lake at the peak of the mountain flows down the mountain in streams, rivers, and waterfalls, until it eventually pools and gathers in the complex and winding cave tunnels under the mountain.

    The Womb Cave is an important feature for preventing the pollution of the mountain with yomi, almost acting like a containment and filtration system for the high concentration of death on the mountain. The Womb Cave traps and holds the excess black water flowing from the Shadow Spring, rather than allowing it to flow and spread to other locations, or seep into the soil. The dead and dying who are properly "returned to the water" likewise gather in the Womb Cave until ready to pass on, keeping the mountain surface clean of spirits. If the Womb Cave fills with too much black water, the mountain rumbles, signaling a new miko sacrifice is necessary.

    Entry into the Womb Cave and aquafer system is located under the Shrine of Dolls. According to the in-game material, the Womb Cave was considered a very sacred place, with access restricted to all but a select few, other entrances sealed off with sacred rope.

    The Shadow-Touched are a common spirit encounter. Unable to travel under the sun, the Shadow-Touched rely on the cave systems during the day, while also tending to the many Eternal Flower reliquaries and being among the only able to withstand the high concentration of black water.

    During the era of the Mikomori Shrine Maidens, the dying who were drawn to visit the mountain would be escorted by a miko and "returned to the water", their bodies and spirits floating down the mountain's rivers and into the Womb Cave to rest, contained there until ready to move on. Later, modern, explorations uncovered numerous bones and human remains pooled in the caves from these sacrifices. Many of the Eternal Flower sacrifices are planted in the cave system, to purify the water and act as a bridge for those entering death.

    Unless a miko was particularly powerful, and warranted being sunk into the Shadow Spring itself, the majority of the Eternal Flowers were planted in the Womb Cave and surrounding system.

    After the massacre of the Mikomori Shrine Maidens by Kyozo Kururugi, nearby settlements began a tradition of throwing hitogatami dolls (dolls made in the likeness of a deceased child, containing teeth, bones, and/or hair from the deceased) into the mountain rivers as a replacement for the original sacrifices, and as a way for the spirits of the children to pass easily into death. These dolls would pool in the Womb Cave, where, presumably, the remaining Eternal Flowers pillars would assist the children in moving on. Modern cave exploration discovered many of these dolls, along with the earlier human remains, in the Womb Cave.

    Eventually, the Shrine of Dolls was constructed over the entrance to the cave system, and visitors began to inter the dolls there, instead of throwing them into the river to wind up in the Womb Cave.

    This era also saw the rise of the Ghost Bridegrooms. Bodies of the failed grooms would be "returned to the water" and sent down the rivers to the Womb Cave.

    When Mt. Hikami was being renovated into a tourist destination, a tunnel was being built under the mountain. Named the Hikami Tunnel, this was supposed to be a route through the mountain- however, the workers hit a large body of water in the Womb Cave, which prompted a massive flood that killed all the workers on the job. This disaster lead to a great deal of the black water escaping the contained system of the Womb Cave, contaminating and polluting the surrounding mountain areas. Rescue workers who came in contact with the black water in the Womb Cave reported their skin necrotizing, and the effort was quickly abandoned.

    After the commercial and religious abandonment of the mountain, Mt. Hikami still attracted those ready to die. However, without any guides to return these people to the water, people began to die on the mountain without being sent to the Womb Cave for proper purification and containment. With the Womb Cave system ignored, disgruntled spirits began to linger and pollute the mountain surface, drawing in other visitors to likewise follow them into death and become trapped on the mountain, leading to more and more death contamination.

    Shadow-Touched servants and the Funeral Celebrant Old Granny continue to lure mountain visitors with strong spiritual powers into reliquary boxes and plant them as new Eternal Flowers in the Womb Cave, hoping to prevent further pollution.

12. #12Mt. Hikami Tunnel

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    The tunnel was constructed as part of the movement to turn Mt. Hikami into a tourist destination, with the tunnel being constructed directly under the mountain to provide a path through, possibly to provide easy access to the Cable Car station.

    During the project, the construction workers accidentally hit a large body of water in the Womb Cave, flooding the area and killing all the workers present. Work resumed, but when the landslide on Mt. Hikami occured, all visions of turning the mountain into a tourist destination died, and the project was abandoned, worker equipment still strewn about the area. It is still half flooded, and suffers from water damage.

13. #13Cable Car

    Keys: Cable Care, Mt. Hikami Cable Car, Hikami Cable Car

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    It's a cable car built to increase tourism at the mountain. After it was completed, a big landslide occurred and thus, the place was abandoned. Now the place is just rumored to be a famous ghost hangout.

14. #14Lake of the Departed

    Keys: The Lake, Lake of the Departed, Caldera Lake

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    The Lake of the Departed is a caldera lake in Twilit Peak at the very top of Mt. Hikami that has a beach with white sand, and the area surrounding the lake is shrouded in fog year round. The underworld is also inside the lake, the fog lifting a few times a year when the evening sun sets upon the lake's surface, according to legend joining this world to the living realm. This lake is also the "real world" version of the Black Lake, the source of the Shadowspring.

15. #15Shadow Spring

    Keys: Shadowspring, The Shadow Spring, Shadow Spring, Gateway

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    The Shadowspring is a huge spring of black water which acts as the gateway to the Netherworld. The Dark Sun shines constantly down upon it, illuminating the surface with the red glow of it setting. The lake is reachable via the Shrine on the Water.

    When shrine maidens were ready, they would be sent to the shrine by boat in order to be sunk beneath the waters of the spring.

16. #16Dark Sun

    Keys: Dark Sun, Sunset, Eternal Sunset, Border, The Border

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    which refers to an eternal sunset that resides on the border between the human realm and the Netherworld, shining upon the surface of the Shadowspring, which serves as the gateway to the latter. The sunset is incredibly beautiful, only visible to those called to by death, eventually beckoning them to the Netherworld. The souls led to it stand beneath it, staring up, before finally fading away. Many of those who enter the premises of Mt. Hikami mention seeing a beautiful sunset in notes they leave behind, and how much they wish to see it again.

    In the area around the mountain, the Dark Sun was particularly feared by those who did not wish to die, and people would avoid looking at the mountain at sunset. When the Dark Sun was accompanied by rumbling from the mountain, residents would stay inside and wash with Mikomori-san (water from Mt. Hikami), seeing it as a sign of impending calamity. After the disaster, when the black water overflowed, Keiji Watarai records that the mist from the spring turned the sun crimson for a time, and the border between worlds grew indistinct.

    Those who venture into the mountain seeking death are said to have to enter the mountain at sunset, the witching hour, as it is supposedly the time when the real world is closest to the Hidden World.

17. #17Shadow Touched

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    The Shadow-touched are hostile male spirits, their job was to carry Reliquaries over to the place where they would be sunk, which meant they also came in contact with black water. They were no longer allowed to walk under the sun, having to move only at night or underground. The black water altered their appearance and due to their terrifying nature, they had to wear masks to conceal their faces. Even after death they continue to roam Mt. Hikami while carrying black boxes on their backs.

18. #18Kyozo Kururugi

    Keys: Kyozo Kururugi, Kyozo, Kururugi

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    Kyozo Kururugi is a powerful hostile ghost.

    Kyozo Kururugi lived a normal life until his sister Shino was harmed in some way by her lover. Kyozo killed the lover in revenge, but in the event, Shino was overcome with guilt and hanged herself on Mt. Hikami under the watch of a Maiden of Black Water.

    Kyozo in turn came to the mountain to die properly. The then-shrine maiden Emi Mikomori prepared to perform Kagemi upon him so he can die in peace. Struck with an insane fear of having his sins and secrets exposed, he killed Emi and fled the mountain in defiance of tradition. Painting himself with sacred writing and resolving to kill every shrine maiden on the mountain, he began a killing spree that included Flamekeepers at the Hall of Fire. For the shrine maidens, he also gouged out their eyes so they would not see his sins. Finally, he returned to the Pool of Purification, then set himself on fire and slit his own throat.

    His ghost would continue to haunt the Unfathomable Forest near the hanging tree, running down those unlucky enough to cross his path and gouging their eyes out.

    Aside from appearing within Mt. Hikami, he also appears within the Veiled House and attacks both Ren Hojo and Rui Kagamiya during their first visit.

    His dialogue when battled also implies his anger towards the shrine maidens, believing them to also be responsible for sister's death.

19. #19Unfathomable Forest

    Keys: The Forest, Hikami Forest, Unfathomable Forest

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    The Unfathomable Forest (不知ノ森 Shirazu no Mori) is a forest in Mt. Hikami. Ever since it became a hotspot for suicides, a big fence has been put around it, which people sneak under. There are rumors of a murderer hiding within its premises...

    The forest is located halfway up the hike to the summit, always blanketed in a thin veil of mist, the winding trees and many paths confusing the path through. A folk tale of the area states that those who begin to wander the forest forget who they are and where they are going, getting lost among the winding roads leading through it. Those who are lost never return- though their belongings can be found scattered throughout the forest.

    A prevailing rumor is that there is a murderer around the forest, killing anyone who enters. In reality, this murderer is not a physical being, but the ghost of Kyozo Kururugi, who still haunts the area after killing the shrine maidens of the mountain. He repeats his method of murder- running his victim through before gouging out their eyes with a thick, heavy blade. Though his identity is unknown, Kyozo murdered a man in the forest, which was caught on video, as could be seen in a Fatal Glance.

    The Forest is a popular suicide spot- and several individuals, including Shino Kururugi, have hanged themselves from the trees in the area- evidenced by the many nooses tied around the branches.

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