ヤマト王権 国家祭祀のきっかけは？ 食通のマグマ学者が解明

A volcanologist with a passion for food has proposed a new theory regarding the origins of state rituals during the Yamato period. The researcher suggests that volcanic activity, specifically eruptions, may have served as the catalyst for these early national ceremonies. This hypothesis connects geological events with the development of socio-political structures in ancient Japan.

Understanding the triggers for early state rituals provides insight into the formation of Japanese society and its relationship with the natural environment.