Pilgrims Until We Die:
Unending Pilgrimage in Shikoku

By Ian Reader and John Shultz

60 min

‘Shikoku illness’ is a common term that people use to describe a sense of addiction to the pilgrimage

Published in 2021 by The New Books Network.

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