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Shingon Shomyo – 大傳法院流 傳法灌頂 | Japan White Label Promo 6LP Box

Shingon Shomyo – 大傳法院流 傳法灌頂 | Japan White Label Promo 6LP Box

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A Japanese six-LP document of Shingon Buddhist chant and the Daidenboin-ryu Denpo Kanjo ritual, performed by 高橋宥順 (Yujun Takahashi). This Toshiba Records white-label promotional edition comes in its original illustrated box with a substantial Japanese commentary booklet and individual paper record sleeves.

  • Title: 真言聲明 大傳法院流 傳法灌頂
  • Label / catalogue: Toshiba Records / Toshiba EMI, THX-90218–90223
  • Format: 6 × vinyl LP, 12 sides, stereo; Japanese pressing
  • Edition: White-label promo, marked 見本 (sample)
  • Supervision: 高橋大海 and 塚本篤子

The twelve sides cover 三昧耶戒堂上作法, 胎蔵界伝法灌頂作法, 金剛界伝法灌頂作法 and 理趣経. The accompanying booklet includes Japanese commentary, ceremonial illustrations and mandala diagrams.

Condition: Opened vintage set. The box and paper sleeves show storage and handling wear. Playback has not been verified. Includes six records, original box, paper sleeves and illustrated booklet.

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