Treasures of Japan's Imperial Regalia Explained
A long account describes the three sacred regalia of the Japanese Empire the Yata Kagami mirror the Kusanagi sword and the Yasaka necklace. It recounts their origins from sun goddess Amaterasu legends their enshrinement at Ise and Atsuta and their role in legitimizing the emperor with emphasis on myth history and ritual significance.
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Imperial shrine artifacts and replicas described
The article outlines sacred items presented to the Imperial family by Ise priests in 1210 A D. The Yata Mirror remains enshrined at Ise Grand Shrine, the Kusunagi sword at Atsuta Shrine, and Yasakaki carved jewelry in the Sword and Seal room of the Tokyo Imperial Palace. Replicas were made by Sujin Tenpo, with Holtom noting the mirror was damaged by fire.
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