10 things to know when traveling in Japan Temple
You must bow torii gate before entering and after leaving, do not walk into the middle of the path up to the house, and wash your hands and mouth clean.
The the temple is a place where people come to worship Shinto gods. Torii gate is the easiest signs to help you know where is the Shinto Shinto shrine. If you have the opportunity to travel to Japan and such a temple, please refer to the note below.
Bow before stepping through the gate Torii
Before each house always torii gate, gate first is called " ichi no torii "in Japanese. After stepping through this gate you will arrive at the temple led the way sando. But first you have to stop and bow in torri gate.
Do not walk into the middle of the road sando
sando At step into the road, do not go into the middle of the road. Property which people often called "seichuu" and it is only for the gods go. Also, while in the Temple campus, Notes does not talk too loud.
Rinse and wash your hands in temizuya
Table hygiene instructions before entering the temple.
Table hygiene instructions before entering the temple.
Always there a large stone water basin called sando temizuya located at the roadside to you "cleanse" themselves before entering the house. First, you get the salt on your right, get water and wash the left hand, then change hands to wash your hands right. Next, hold the salt by hand to get some water to wash his mouth. Absolutely not adjacent to the mouth salt that hand to catch the water. Finally rinse your left hand, taking salt to the old place.
Ring the bell before utterly
When it comes to the main temple, should not stand in the center, with the same reason you can not go halfway sando. Then, bowing once, if any nearby bell, ring the bell. That's how you inform the gods that he visited the temple.
Donation to pray before
should put money in the box gently. The temple has no regulations on the amount of support, so you can give as much as you care, or 10,000 yen 1 yen are. However, people that give up 5 yen (1,000 VND) is the best because that money is synonymous with the word "binding" (in a relationship).
When vow to bow twice, clap twice and again bowed
difference when Shinto and Buddhist temples in Japan is how people are invoking various provisions.
the difference when Shinto and Buddhist temples in Japan is way of praying people are different rules.
first, when you bend a second, face upward to the temple, bowed very low as a flat back and hips creating a 90 degree angle. When the applause, to make the back of the hand is slightly lower than the left, extending the arm to the shoulder and clap twice. Then collect her arms and lowered to the bridge. When finished, please pray the truth bowed low again. However, many temples have specific regulations on how to pray, such as in Shimane, you have to bow twice, clap 4 times then bowed once more.
How to pray in the temple
for the first time travel if a Japanese temple, you should start reading with your name, address, and the desire to bridge. Pray for those times later, you can simple go shortened owner.
Get a lucky card
The card write unfortunately leaves should be tied as it is, does not tie up the trees.
The leaves card not write things garments should be forced back together, does not tie up the trees.
If you get to a bad card, you just tie it back in order to ward off bad omens. If you get good cards do not need to force it. Do not force the card into the tree because they would suffer, and there's room in the house of your own to force the card.
Write a prayer card
Since ancient times, people conceived the gods riding horses, and the horses it's been used as a health item. However, at present, the Japanese used "ema" - wooden prayer cards usually have shaped horses. As to the temple to pray, you can pray by writing words on cards and hang Convention or tie them in place were prescribed.
Curtsy before Tori gate on
When you leave, walk through the torii gate, turn and bowed again towards the temple. The most important thing when praying in the temple is making his wish to the gods.
The biggest difference between a temple and Shinto temples is how you bow and pray. At the temple, but the temple you clap your hands and just pray.
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