In 817 the great Buddhist monk K b Daishi K kai selected Mount K ya as the training center for Shingon Buddhism. Since then hundreds of works of religious art were collected and preserved at Mount K ya, including treasures of Shingon Mikky itself and other forms of Buddhism, of Shint , Shugen, and syncretic practice--each an expression of faith and many influential in the development of Japanese religious thought and culture. To commemorate the...