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Chosen-dera (Chosen-dera) is a common name for temples worshipped mainly by Koreans and other ethnic Koreans living in Japan, especially women. Many of the Chosen-dera are concentrated around the foothills on the Osaka side of the Ikoma Mountains, where various religions have developed since ancient times. Many of them are found in mountainous areas with rivers and waterfalls, and can also be found in similar areas of Kobe, Takarazuka, Ibaraki, and Kyoto. This name was given by researchers for convenience, and the temples and their followers do not use it. What is Chosen-dera? : A facility that supports the faith of Koreans and other ethnic Koreans living in Japan, which is a mixture of shamanism (a religion that prays, divination, and cures illnesses through divine spirits) and Buddhism. Number confirmed in the Ikoma Mountains : 63 as of 1984. Function : A place that supports the faith of Koreans and other ethnic Koreans living in Japan.  "Chosen-dera" is a general term that refers to temples built by Koreans and other ethnic Koreans living in Japan. The Ikoma Mountains are a little far from Kita-ku, Osaka City, but they are also a residential area for Korean residents in Japan, and many Korean temples were built there.  These temples are important clues to understanding the history and culture of Korean residents in Japan. 579-8032 2054 Tenryu-in, Yamate-cho, Higashiosaka City, Osaka Prefecture Ending song and video provided by "Remembrance" Touma https://youtube.com/@rentalhorrortoma... #Ruins of Korean temples#Haunted spot