Jiba

This source names Jiba directly: "that the ground around the sacred Jiba, the Home the Parent, would become the model of a Joyous Life for all humanity."

This source names Jiba directly: "Kagura Service performed only at the Jiba in Tenri."

This source names Jiba directly: "nine years before she identified the Jiba as the faith's sacred center in 1875, also recorded here, Miki began teaching her small circle of followers the ritual practice that would become Tenrikyo's..."

This source names Nara directly: "Tenrikyo's main sanctuary at Tenri, Nara, held to be the place where humanity was conceived."

This source names Jiba directly: "thousand followers returning to Jiba to observe it."

This source names Jiba directly: "by her followers, identified the Jiba, the exact spot within what became Tenrikyo Church Headquarters at Tenri in Yamato Province, thirty seven years after the revelation Tenrikyo counts as her 26..."

This source names Jiba directly: "on the Oyasato-yakata at the faith's Jiba in 1954, already recorded here."

This source names Jiba directly: "hundred from overseas, returned to Jiba, the faith's holy site, to observe the anniversary, the largest of the decennial milestone services the faith holds on Oyasama's death date."

This source names Jiba directly: "873 meters on each side around the Jiba, and the complex's purpose as the Residence of God's children."

This source names Jiba directly: "the twenty sixth of every month at the Jiba in Tenri, commemorating the twenty sixth of October 1838, the day the faith holds that God the Parent first spoke through Nakayama Miki."