Why is Mount Osore in Japan called the "Mountain of Fear"?

Because of the geographical environment and the solemn atmosphere around Mount Fear, it feels particularly scary, so it is called "Mountain of Fear".

Osama--located in Aomori Prefecture, Japan. It is one of the three major spiritual sites in Japan located in Shimokita, the northernmost tip of Honshu. Sulfur vents formed due to previous volcanic activity emit a mixture of steam and sulfur odor. The entire mountain is shrouded in sulfur odor, creating a chilling scene. But on the shore of the caldera lake ahead, there is an endless, pure white beach, presenting a calm scenery. In that strange world where you don't know whether it is hell or heaven, you will find many graves of the dead. Because this mountain was a place dedicated to an old friend in this world, its current name was changed. It is the last place where ghosts who have lost their hiding place go. It is the mountain that connects this world to the underworld.

There are "Santo no Kawa", "Hell Tour", "Sai no Kawara Hell Hall" and so on. There are scenes of horror and depression, but there are also extremely beautiful views such as the "Girakuhama", which is called "Girakuhama". "Ukurakuhama" is a beautiful white sand beach on the shore of Lake Usouri, stretching as far as the eye can see. It seems like the purest piece of white in the world spreading, as if it connects the mortal world and heaven.

There is also a calm lake with the same color as water and sky, reflecting the calm and tranquil scenery of the mountains and waters, just like the Paradise of Paradise in the Buddhist words, so it is named "Bliss Beach". This beautiful and peaceful scenery is in sharp contrast to the "Hell Tour" not far away. On one side is the fire of hell, full of fear and fear, and on the other side is the peace that makes people want to cry.

It seems that life, great sorrows and great joys, ups and downs, are all placed on one level. Due to its unique scenery, long history and mystery, Osama is still a popular tourist destination in Japan. People from all over the world always flock to it in order to miss their deceased relatives, have a conversation with them, or seek salvation.

In Japanese Buddhism, Mount Osore is regarded as the road leading to the underworld, and in the world of the shrine maidens, this is the dividing point between light and darkness, and the place where spiritual energy is most concentrated, so the Dark Guard Alliance It makes sense for the training league to be located here.

To sum up, because the geographical environment of Mount Osore is very prominent, it makes people feel very scary, so it is called the "Mountain of Fear".