巡礼の文化人類学的研究―四国遍路の接待文化
This focused anthropological study explores the culture of pilgrimage in Japan through the Shikoku pilgrimage. Particular attention is given to settai, the tradition of hospitality extended to pilgrims, and its place within the broader cultural practices and meanings associated with pilgrimage.
About This Book
This book presents an anthropological study of pilgrimage culture in Japan.
It focuses on the Shikoku pilgrimage and its tradition of settai, or hospitality offered to pilgrims.
The work examines how this culture of hospitality relates to the practices and meanings of pilgrimage.
It offers a focused study of a distinctive aspect of the Shikoku pilgrimage tradition.
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