The sacred sites of Omoto, the Japanese new religion founded by the foundress Deguchi Nao whose revelations began in 1892 and were later organized doctrinally by her son-in-law Onisaburo Deguchi. Ayabe, in Kyoto Prefecture, is Omoto's spiritual headquarters and the foundress's hometown, and its sacred precinct, Baisho-en, hosts the religion's major seasonal festivals, including the Foundress' Festival, distinct from the movement's other holy ground at Kameoka.
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1. Divinity Atlas Directory Taxonomy, First Edition Category Tree
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