Ukifun

Ukifun (劲倆; uki-fun) is a sacred oak tree located in Ukimu Forest in north-west Kanton. For centuries the tree has been venerated as a kamina, a physical manifestation of the deity Sushamajin. It is one of the largest trees in the forest, and is regularly visited by tourists and sightseers. In 1945, it was designated as a National Treasure by the Kantonese government.

Ukifun is one of the most famed and honoured kamina in western Kanton, and is estimated to be over 1,500 years old. Often, visitors will report feeling 'moved' or 'intimidated' by the tree's presence and proximity. For religious reasons, no-one is allowed to go within 10 feet of Ukifun's trunk, or touch the tree's branches. There are six small shrines located nearby, all of which are open to visitors.