Segaki

ritual of Japanese Buddhism sometimes translated as "feeding the hungry ghosts"
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Segaki

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Key Facts

  • Segaki's image is recorded as Segakibune.JPG[1].
  • preta is named after Segaki[2].
  • Segaki's subclass of is recorded as dharma assembly[3].
  • Segaki's subclass of is recorded as Yujia Yankou[4].
  • Segaki's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/039ybv[5].
  • Segaki's name in kana is recorded as せがき[6].

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