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Chinju-no-mori (鎮守の森) are forests established and maintained in or around shrines (Chinjugami) in Japan, surrounding temples, Sando, and places of worship. In Ko-Shintō, the forest where the god Kanabi (Kamunabi / Kannabi) is enshrined is also called the Kamishiro.

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rdfs:label	Chinju no Mori (en) 鎮守の森 (ja)
rdfs:comment	Chinju-no-mori (鎮守の森) are forests established and maintained in or around shrines (Chinjugami) in Japan, surrounding temples, Sando, and places of worship. In Ko-Shintō, the forest where the god Kanabi (Kamunabi / Kannabi) is enshrined is also called the Kamishiro. (en) 鎮守の森（ちんじゅのもり）とは、日本において、神社（鎮守神）に付随して境内やその周辺に、神殿や参道、拝所を囲むように設定・維持されている森林である。鎮守の杜とも。古神道における神奈備（かむなび・かんなび）という神が鎮座する森のことで、神代・上代（かみしろ）ともいう。 (ja)
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has abstract	Chinju-no-mori (鎮守の森) are forests established and maintained in or around shrines (Chinjugami) in Japan, surrounding temples, Sando, and places of worship. In Ko-Shintō, the forest where the god Kanabi (Kamunabi / Kannabi) is enshrined is also called the Kamishiro. (en)

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