Shuin-in

Shuin-in is a traditional Japanese practice involving the transfer of sacred or significant items, such as ritual objects or symbols, often used in religious or ceremonial contexts. It can also refer to a specific temple or site where such items are bestowed or enshrined. The term emphasizes the importance of preserving spiritual or cultural heritage through these exchanges or locations, serving as a bridge between the sacred and the community. Overall, Shuin-in reflects Japan’s respect for spiritual traditions and the significance of maintaining historical and religious artifacts.