In ancient Japan, it was believed that deities remained unseen, dwelling quietly within nature. Sacred mountains, waterfalls, rocks, and birds, where the gods were thought to reside, were worshipped as holy sites. People originally prayed facing the mountains themselves, and over time, worship halls were built at their bases.That is why at Japan’s oldest shrines, beyond the torii gates and worship halls, there is often nothing else but the mountain itself — the mountain is considered the sacred body of the deity.
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