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what is kagomori?
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2007/8/13 03:38
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by nao tsuki
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Where did you see it?
It seems to be used as part of some names of shrines, where in the olden times people parked their "kago" - hand-carried "palaquin" vehicle - for the night. But then in that case the word 籠守 seems to be read "komori," not "kagomori." Going by the kanji characters, it literally means "kago (palaquin) guard."
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by AK
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Well, it's from fantasy. Evil spirits possesion and so on. They speak about this "kagomori" and I can't get what they mean. I thought maybe it's something from the japanese folklore or mystic traditions?
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by nao tsuki
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