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@Jordan-inJapan
@Jordan-inJapan Год назад
Good video to illustrate shrine etiquette! I have the feeling that many foreign visitors are unsure whether it’s appropriate for them to pray at a Shinto shrine or not. I live near Ise Jingu, and I usually tell people that it’s no problem to pray there as long as they are respectful, since Shintoism isn’t an exclusive religion… (I hope I’m right… what do you think? 😅)
@naylisyazwina6836
@naylisyazwina6836 Год назад
Shrines are beautiful but I can't go if doing this is mandatory. My religion isn't Shintoism but I do know non religious people in Japan still do this but it's still part of a religion
@naylisyazwina6836
@naylisyazwina6836 Год назад
I think anyone that's not religious or believes in Shintoism should do this out of respect. I would just dress modestly and have good manners
@vive335
@vive335 Год назад
@@naylisyazwina6836 I have a religion but I’d still pay my respects cause why not
@bluee5991
@bluee5991 Год назад
@@vive335 because bowing and pray is an act of worship. In some religions, they're not allowed to imitate what people outside their religions do. If they do, for example, celebrating christmast just by wearing the hat or saying "Happy christmast" then they're considered as part of christian and no longer part of that religion group. If the act of respect is doing something else like, keep the place clean, don't be loud in it, don't talk with vulgar words, don't step on certain places, then they probably can do that.
@hwangbigdong
@hwangbigdong Год назад
@@naylisyazwina6836 Shrines are religious, obviously there's gonna be religious etiquette. If you aren't willing to do anything from a religion then obviously you shouldn't go to a shrine in the first place, even if they didn't have this etiquette.
@Lilgattnocap
@Lilgattnocap Год назад
A bit of background of this: The original purpose of throwing money in that box is not donating to the shrine, but to clear yourself. According to tradition, metal coins have special power to absorb your sins and all the negative energy around you. When you’re carrying these coins, you also carried all the negative energies it has absorbed. To throw some coins into the shrine is to get rid of these negative energy, let the gods and spirits in the shrine clear them. This is why sometimes you can see this word “浄財 (clear-money)” written on shrine money boxes. In Japanese it has similar pronunciation as “浄罪 (clear-sin)”.
@LoneWolfMikoto
@LoneWolfMikoto Год назад
It reminded me of using silver teaspoon for the tea... I don't know if it's the culture of my nation or not but it was believed that silver makes tea cleaner and healthsome Metal have meaning in every culture c:
@Lilgattnocap
@Lilgattnocap Год назад
@@LoneWolfMikoto silver is a type of metal very sensitive to toxins. Silver has been used by kings and nobles to examine if their food has been poisoned since ancient times. The practice of using silver teaspoon in your culture probably comes from that. If one day you see the spoon turns black, that means your tea has been poisoned.
@LoneWolfMikoto
@LoneWolfMikoto Год назад
@@Lilgattnocap wow I didn't know that, that's interesting, thank you c:
@Lilgattnocap
@Lilgattnocap Год назад
@@LoneWolfMikoto glad you find it enjoyable;)
@LavaSaver
@LavaSaver Год назад
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but is it not pronounced *exactly* the same?
@raulduke1528
@raulduke1528 Год назад
I love how Japan has preserved it's culture.
@lucyfiniarel2347
@lucyfiniarel2347 Год назад
Other Asian countries can’t do this because Japan invaded them, colonized them and destroyed everything.
@Upsetboogiedogs
@Upsetboogiedogs 11 месяцев назад
Hi,I’m Japanese . I always thought it was obvious. Thanks for bringing this to my attention❤❤❤ I'll be waiting for you in Japan.😂😂
@candy-jk7rk
@candy-jk7rk 11 месяцев назад
​@@UpsetboogiedogsYes. Under the present government we're doing that in india too because hinduism and shintoism is really similar and ancient yk what I mean ☺️. I'd wanna know what shintos think of hindus
@Informativeeye
@Informativeeye 10 месяцев назад
What culture lmao? Majority of humanity's well being comes from industrial revolution.
@Informativeeye
@Informativeeye 10 месяцев назад
​@@candy-jk7rkGo and bath in ponds.
@HuyNguyen-qy2ze
@HuyNguyen-qy2ze 17 дней назад
ありがとう Love from Viet Nam (ベトナム) ❤❤🇻🇳🇻🇳
@Animus5134
@Animus5134 Год назад
I remember seeing this on an episode of Saiki K.
@vnkn0wn_vSeR-420
@vnkn0wn_vSeR-420 Год назад
Ya same
@rengoku7693
@rengoku7693 Год назад
I was waiting for this comment
@NutellaDotNet
@NutellaDotNet Год назад
That’s what I thought when I watched this video lol
@nilayzhang1474
@nilayzhang1474 Год назад
I was gonna comment this lmao
@saphire5780
@saphire5780 Год назад
Fr
@bad_boy_sha3220
@bad_boy_sha3220 Год назад
I'm from India and it feels kinda similar Like we bow, then ring the bell, then bow and pray to God then we bow again and then give some money
@choiben626
@choiben626 Год назад
Yeah
@randomfacts8326
@randomfacts8326 Год назад
Yes bro
@himyname7924
@himyname7924 Год назад
Yeah
@anshikasingh8283
@anshikasingh8283 Год назад
Ya but getting these ropes for the bells is not very common if the bell is at a height, which it always is and you have short height or as a kid we always had to jump high to ring the bell 😂
@bad_boy_sha3220
@bad_boy_sha3220 Год назад
@@anshikasingh8283 when I was a kid I loved to do it🤭😝😝
@ludovicorizza3501
@ludovicorizza3501 Месяц назад
I’m in Italy, here we have churches where, when you enter or pass by, you do what we call the “cross sign”. Iside there’s also a candle stand where you insert a coin and lit a candle to make more light. It’s very cool, I love visiting different churches because they are all different from each other. I hope to visit Shinto shrines as well if I go to Japan!
@aglassofmilk5779
@aglassofmilk5779 2 дня назад
Cool
@TheRoyalBavarian
@TheRoyalBavarian 3 месяца назад
Shinto shrines are beautiful. Love to see them all.
@saoriwa.T
@saoriwa.T Год назад
Girl:I am waiting for you to come in Japan Me (from the end of the world):wait i am coming for 2 minutes...🤣
@ananddorai7803
@ananddorai7803 Год назад
🤣🤣🤣
@Kano_Shimizu-_-
@Kano_Shimizu-_- Год назад
👏🤣😂👍✨
@manu_rsrsrsr
@manu_rsrsrsr Год назад
Same,my country is literally the exactly opposite as Japan
@hi.7190
@hi.7190 Год назад
Romans 5:8 But God showed his great love for us by sending Christ (Jesus) to die for us while we were still sinners. Sharing ! Matthew 3:2 “Repent of your sins and turn to God, for the Kingdom of Heaven is near."
@jonalynbaldoza5508
@jonalynbaldoza5508 Год назад
@@hi.7190 Why share here? Jesus is a nobody in other religions.
@theinvisiblewoman5709
@theinvisiblewoman5709 Год назад
Ahhh, traditional Japanese clothing is so beautiful 😍
@airbornemelody6156
@airbornemelody6156 Год назад
i know right?? i desperately want to get myself a kimono..😭
@0SZA
@0SZA Год назад
@@belugacousinformerlyinmost6472 bro why so rude💀
@cherno8336
@cherno8336 Год назад
ah yes the scottecs dress
@rabbitazteca23
@rabbitazteca23 Год назад
@@cherno8336 pretty sure it's called a kimono?
@lanihargreeves8719
@lanihargreeves8719 Год назад
​@@airbornemelody6156 same!
@gyalu0077
@gyalu0077 3 месяца назад
Don't lose your religion to foreign missionary❤🇮🇳
@keelyisaDJ
@keelyisaDJ 7 месяцев назад
Gratitude for sharing, this resonates with my soul. Blessings to you and I hope you have a good day.
@harukook
@harukook Год назад
I just can't believe that this is so similar to what we do here in india
@dOVERanalyst
@dOVERanalyst Год назад
It's obvious why it's similar to our Indian traditions
@ajithay
@ajithay Год назад
@@dOVERanalyst can you explain how it is obvious
@dOVERanalyst
@dOVERanalyst Год назад
@@ajithay In ancient Japanese, Hindu deities,Buddhism is revered. Shinto is also a philosophy, a way of life. It's about respecting natural elements nature just like Hinduism. Where did Buddhism come from? India. Who was Buddha? Siddhartha, a Hindu. It's all very interrelated. The older religion influenced many in neighbouring and close countries. And lot of spiritual practices travelled & spread in East Asia. Hinduism also believes in holy spirits, deities, divinities, holy powers, positive vibrations. We also bow down, fold hands. Clapping is done when we offer prasad. Naivaidya. When we offer food, offering, we clap And the number of times. The ghanti, the bell... The spiritual cleansing before you enter.. All of it so similar!! The guardian deities are of Indian Hindu origin. Japanese Name: Naraen Kengo, *Sanskrit: Narayana* Japanese Name : Raijin the Thunder God, Sanskrit Name : *Varuna* Japanese Name: Nanda Ryu-o Sanskrit: Nanda Naga Raja *Japanese Name: Basu* senin Sanskrit: Vasu Japanese Name: Fujin *Sanskrit; Vayu* Japanese Name: Birubakusha Sanskrit: Virupaksha Japanese Name: Karura *Sanskrit: Garuda* Japanese Name: Mawara-nyo. Sanskrit: Maha Bala. Japanese Name: Daibenkudoku-ten Sanskrit: Sridewi Japanese Name: Taishaku-ten Sanskrit: Indira Japanese Name : Daibon-ten Sanskrit: Maha Brahman After all there is only one truth and no one has the monopoly on it, something the ancient Japanese masters understood so well.
@pixa1z
@pixa1z Год назад
@@dOVERanalyst excellent explanation!!
@breakthebrainffandgaming8118
Se
@hyunjinsleghair115
@hyunjinsleghair115 Год назад
Proud to be Japanese 🇯🇵⛩️
@Chad_kafir
@Chad_kafir Год назад
Brothers sane gods 🇮🇳🚩❤🇯🇵🕉⛩
@hillarychuma1116
@hillarychuma1116 11 месяцев назад
Pray to god what god
@SuzukiOnly
@SuzukiOnly 11 месяцев назад
same
@startrack3898
@startrack3898 11 месяцев назад
​@@hillarychuma1116God where the source came from
@horsermchead2504
@horsermchead2504 10 месяцев назад
@@startrack3898the source engine came from valve
@shubhampandey9497
@shubhampandey9497 Год назад
Happy to see such close similarities between Japanese and Indian culture😃 We too bow, ring bell in our Hindu temples..
@lilguy3
@lilguy3 Год назад
As a Japanese person I can confirm that this is accurate!! I'm so glad they are teaching good shrine etiquette!! Respect everyone no matter their race or gender or anything and have a good day. Remember that u are loved and special and a big part of some ppl's lives. I love u guys 💛💛💛
@felixtuomi3843
@felixtuomi3843 Год назад
do you not realize that it’s literally shown on your profile that you’re from US? also you say something about respect yet your description?..😂 Oh yeah, respect everyone no matter race or nationality, but not women, am I right? 😎 I’m so ready to bet my last 100 e on the fact you’re a weeb obsessing over Japanese culture so badly you wanna pretend to be a part of it
@Alya-hq2lu
@Alya-hq2lu Год назад
@@felixtuomi3843 Lmao
@himaridang166
@himaridang166 Год назад
@盒子貓狗蛋喜歡獲得黑客冰屋傑里米卡拉奧語言女僕鼻子企鵝 卡塔爾鐵路土星豐田天王星復仇旅行車施樂也門區 Its called culture and traditional belief
@willymw78
@willymw78 Год назад
@Baker Banking your lord is a fraud and a master manipulator.
@BalthazarRiley-xf1tb
@BalthazarRiley-xf1tb Год назад
Let them believe in shintoism if they want to
@edits7788
@edits7788 Год назад
If anyone watch noregami anime You know that yato takes 5 yen to grant wish 🙃🙂
@naylisyazwina6836
@naylisyazwina6836 Год назад
Yup
@naylisyazwina6836
@naylisyazwina6836 Год назад
I watched 390 anime and Noragami is def top 20. I love anime that displays Shintoism aspects as long as it's engaging
@GaHannahchmeHi
@GaHannahchmeHi Год назад
Yess
@giyuutomioka6974
@giyuutomioka6974 Год назад
Yet idk if he can help me get a girlfriend.
@nekokkoko3181
@nekokkoko3181 Год назад
I really recommend all of you go read the manga of the noragami. It's soooo good. Don't wait for an adaptation.
@jaystone5036
@jaystone5036 Год назад
Its Japan clothing for me. So beautiful.❤️
@jamesclarkque
@jamesclarkque Месяц назад
The shrine is beautiful ❤
@m.k.6575
@m.k.6575 Год назад
Visiting Shinto Shrines in Japan is one of my favourite things to do there⛩️ Actually, there are so many more steps to even get to the shrine🤓 Bow before going through Torii gate and not to walk in the middle of the gate, wash your hands and mouth, etc. But even if you don’t know all those steps, no need to be shamed or embarrassed😉 Just enjoy the atmosphere❤
@pahoopahoo
@pahoopahoo Год назад
それよりも厳かな場所なので大声出したりはしゃがないように努めるほうが大事
@llawlied6902
@llawlied6902 Год назад
This should be obvious xD but some people are very rude
@Samesharks
@Samesharks 11 месяцев назад
@@llawlied6902特に中国人はこのような場所でうるさいです。
@carlosmedlen
@carlosmedlen 7 месяцев назад
Please open your eyes to the truth... The god of hair is a false god that leads people to the gates of Hell. Jesus Christ loves you and He died on the cross for your sins. Three days later, God raised Him from death. You no longer need to fear death because Jesus has defeated death. Once you die, it will be too late to repent. Jesus Christ is the only one who can save you from the fires of Hell REPENT and put your faith in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior today, we are not guaranteed tomorrow. LUKE 13:3 REPENT OR PERISH.
@NeevFF
@NeevFF Год назад
Her: I am waiting for you to come to Japan My bank balance: nope
@ttyngordon
@ttyngordon Год назад
I've calculated, (with the help of a dude on tiktok who does things like this) that in order for me to have a great time in japan, I'll need around 10k. If I want to have a good time, the budget falls around 6k. If you go with a group, you might get better rates and could even stay at a traditional house and ve well within your budget. Since I rarely eat out, I included money for groceries.
@ttyngordon
@ttyngordon Год назад
If I find his tag, I'll give it to you
@LaurenceIsTechno
@LaurenceIsTechno Год назад
​@@ttyngordonfor 10k, I'm assuming USD? You would be spending your stay in luxury. What makes you think you need 10k?
@Ace-yp9hh
@Ace-yp9hh Год назад
Omg as an Indian hindu we actually do the same kind of steps on entering the temple instead of bow we touch the feet of deities which symbolizes that we offer our scincere obeisances in the lotus feet our lord❤❤... basically our ways can be different but the essence is same❤
@TheDorianTube
@TheDorianTube Год назад
Instructions unclear, I'm now a Shounen Protagonist fighting Youkai. LOL
@tanookis_nookie2056
@tanookis_nookie2056 Год назад
I remember as a kid visiting family in CA at the time. I was very young. There is a Japanese holiday/ tradition where kids of a certain age get all dressed up in traditional wear by their parents and you have to go climb the steps of the temple all by yourself and do something like this. I remember my aunt slapping this oversized blue kimono on me and wrangling my hair into these fun cloth Barretts and how scary it was going alone like that but once I saw all the other kids it felt a little less frightening. This video brought up that old weird memory, thank you.
@otakuhime3119
@otakuhime3119 Год назад
I think it is 3/5/7 where kids are celebrated for making to that age and parents pray for their kids to continue growing up healthy and happy
@Nikku4211
@Nikku4211 Год назад
CA as in California?
@daniels2946
@daniels2946 Год назад
Shichi-go-san *never heard of the climbing part though* wife is japanese have x2 children did shichi-go-san just last year. Somome please clarify
@tanookis_nookie2056
@tanookis_nookie2056 Год назад
@@Nikku4211 yes, a bit near the arts district if I remember. Koyasan Temple in LA :)
@blaza-as-an-SCP-scientist
@blaza-as-an-SCP-scientist Год назад
Japan looks like such a beautiful country with a beautiful culture I would love to go there one day. They also have great fashion ❤️
@marioluigi9599
@marioluigi9599 Год назад
Yeah they're also really racist. Soo... there's that. They're cute, polite and totally racist. So expect not to be served properly when asking for things
@dominos6576
@dominos6576 Год назад
@@marioluigi9599 Where did you read that they're racist?
@user-xf4jz8fc9h
@user-xf4jz8fc9h Год назад
@@marioluigi9599 多くの日本人は外国人を歓迎します。本当の人種差別主義者なんて決めつけないでください、、
@marioluigi9599
@marioluigi9599 Год назад
@@user-xf4jz8fc9h China
@yepisgamingyt
@yepisgamingyt Год назад
​@@dominos6576 it's an issue over there. You can blame Logan Paul for making this worse :)
@raysup5845
@raysup5845 Год назад
This is correct for shrines, but for temples, the basic rule is to only bow with the hands together. I am Japanese, but I frequently make mistakes in these rules😵‍💫
@unknownn1n
@unknownn1n Год назад
I cant wait to go,litteraly japan is my dream contry. I studied the language and legends too
@namjoonvsonion6571
@namjoonvsonion6571 Год назад
I remember this From “The disastrous life of Saiki K” lol
@ieshalynn2145
@ieshalynn2145 Год назад
yeah!!! same
@ameeshah9648
@ameeshah9648 Год назад
Wow
@ankeeta1976
@ankeeta1976 Год назад
Same!
@KM-sc7pi
@KM-sc7pi Год назад
Aaaaaah, I see now. There’s a horror game called “GOHOME” and I wondered what the girl at the start was doing with the shrine and also money hanging from the trees
@amanekaze
@amanekaze Год назад
I see a fellow GOHOME fan here 😏
@miawmiiaw
@miawmiiaw Год назад
GOHOME is such an amazing game
@gregorvieira8861
@gregorvieira8861 Год назад
omg I thought I was the only person who knew this game existed
@greyngreyer5
@greyngreyer5 Год назад
What a vibrant smile! And thank you for this video. I'll keep it in mind
@VarmanDynasty
@VarmanDynasty 8 месяцев назад
As an Indian I Can ensure that Both of us (Indian and Japanese) must be same as Your culture and way of praying it same as ours.
@dyutichakrabortty786
@dyutichakrabortty786 Год назад
OMG THIS IS SOO CLOSE TO WHAT INDIANS DO WHEN THEY VISIT A TEMPLE!!
@nickeni3050
@nickeni3050 Год назад
I mean Buddhism did come from India afterall so it makes sense that they have similar Templar practice
@dyutichakrabortty786
@dyutichakrabortty786 Год назад
Yeah i guess so. But the only diffrence is Buddhism was founded by Buddha while Hinduism is like science. No one founded it and can only contribute to it. That is the uniqueness of Hinduism with the fact that it is the oldest and the most scientific religion in the world
@cakeswana
@cakeswana Год назад
@@dyutichakrabortty786 according to Google, Buddhism is the most scientific
@thewhiteloveucyan58
@thewhiteloveucyan58 Год назад
@@nickeni3050 but it's Shintoism and Shintoism's 80% Gods are basically Hindu Gods so yea... :)
@cakeswana
@cakeswana Год назад
@Sameet Pattnaik never said it was completely scientific, but its values are most scientific
@riskxfactor6010
@riskxfactor6010 Год назад
I learned this tradition while watching shinchan... ❤️❤️.. all time fav
@W4ABN
@W4ABN Год назад
Love your kimono.
@DJ_Idol_HyperFresh10008
@DJ_Idol_HyperFresh10008 Месяц назад
Arigato ありがとう🇯🇵🎐👘
@alixx1932
@alixx1932 Год назад
"Follow these steps to surprise your Japanese friends" I feel like I'mma surprise my American family when we go visit Japan one day 🤷‍♂️
@leanne9434
@leanne9434 Год назад
Japanese culture is so beautiful omg
@marktheshark5733
@marktheshark5733 Год назад
We also have religion in America
@50TEW
@50TEW Год назад
She missed one thing, in shrine and all spiritual places you walk on the side of road because the middle is for God
@marktheshark5733
@marktheshark5733 Год назад
@Mooncake average Godless weeb
@localmilfchaser6938
@localmilfchaser6938 Год назад
weeb
@mrbanana6464
@mrbanana6464 Год назад
@@marktheshark5733 Christianity is a terrible plague
@user-rb4nm9tp6k
@user-rb4nm9tp6k 3 месяца назад
教えてくれてありがとう😊
@valeriebingham1483
@valeriebingham1483 Год назад
You look beautiful in your kimono! 🙂
@FigiMarie
@FigiMarie Год назад
My sister taught me this when we visited. We typically go to Japan every other year for months at a time but had to take a break due to COVID.
@manoharalisa5829
@manoharalisa5829 Год назад
If you re religion is not Shinto, then don't pray to Shinto Kami.
@airbornemelody6156
@airbornemelody6156 Год назад
ahhh that’s so cool :’)) i hope you have fun returning there, i wish i could go :((
@Ali_D_Katt
@Ali_D_Katt Год назад
Lucky, I would love to make the trip but probably won't be any time soon unfortunately. I hear it's pretty great. My husband wants to go because his dad (and mom) were stationed there many years ago and his older brother was actually born on the army base there. Also, he wants to climb Mt Fuji because his dad did.
@kimiiya_
@kimiiya_ Год назад
finally reimu got some donations, i can't believe this
@marinarobert3537
@marinarobert3537 Год назад
I will be 18 in **** weeks and at my birthday I will go to ✨japan✨
@edwardsuarez9349
@edwardsuarez9349 5 месяцев назад
I watched this to unlock something in a video game👍🏼
@ogerbooger
@ogerbooger Год назад
Japan culture is kinda my favourite its just so ASTHETIC
@user-co4vh1wk5v
@user-co4vh1wk5v 4 месяца назад
cringe
@deepak_sharma_z
@deepak_sharma_z Год назад
We do the same in our temples and I love to ring the bell 🔔 my favourite thing to do in temple as a kid 🔥
@HelmuthGerka
@HelmuthGerka 10 месяцев назад
Your clips are all so good
@KrakenPines
@KrakenPines Год назад
This is so informative thank you!!!!
@normalhuman6260
@normalhuman6260 Год назад
Wait a second. In India we so the same. I swear Japan and India have some secret bond we don't know yet
@Zepego-jk2iz
@Zepego-jk2iz Год назад
It’s hinduism. I’m not Indian and I know that. Gotta reconnect with your roots my stranger friend. Have a blessed life
@favi677
@favi677 Год назад
I have also been waiting to go to japan, I am still super bitter about the fact that they closed as soon as I bought a plane ticket to go 😭😭😭😭
@aspectoftheyeti1232
@aspectoftheyeti1232 Год назад
Now I see where Clash of Clans got their inspiration for their villagers
@fennecfrogsstudios
@fennecfrogsstudios Год назад
This will be very helpful when I finally make the trip to Japan, it is my Dream location. Thanks so much for making this! 😊
@heythere3089
@heythere3089 Год назад
This is the exact thing that happened on komi can't communicate (an anime) she went to the shrine for new years and used this etiquette!
@giorgiociaravolol1998
@giorgiociaravolol1998 Год назад
I actually got so hooked up by the religion and the tradition of shinto when I was a teenager in Japan that I made a domestic shrine and, for my good fortune, whenever I needed luck for an exam/job interview it worked! I don't ask a lot and too much, offering always euros (since I live in Italy) and grappa (the Italian substitute for sake as by home-shrine tradition commands). I'll probably go this summer in s. Marino and pray the kami-Sama, if you need anything just ask (s. Marino has the first official shinto temple in Europe).
@BoboMagroto26
@BoboMagroto26 Год назад
Needed a recap, thank you
@MIZU-IS-ONLY-ICHIBAN-2505
@MIZU-IS-ONLY-ICHIBAN-2505 Месяц назад
Yep!!! I've seen this one before! To visit shrines in Japan u have to be calm and respectful!!
@Irsyad711
@Irsyad711 Год назад
Now i get why my countries call Japan "Jepang"
@Amelia_10455
@Amelia_10455 Год назад
It can’t just be me that thought of Yato when she said five yen… right?
@jibblypibbles3461
@jibblypibbles3461 Год назад
I’m happy to see so many Japanese culture videos in my RU-vid feed :)
@riccardoz2953
@riccardoz2953 2 месяца назад
Really appreciate your effort to speak english 😊
@prasadlokhande438
@prasadlokhande438 Год назад
It, s so similar with indian tradition whenever we visit any temple we do tgis all thinks but in in different style
@sardior938
@sardior938 Год назад
And another one step, don't walk in the middle of stairs at Shrine.
@jamesfowler776
@jamesfowler776 10 месяцев назад
Beautiful culture and people ❤️
@joshuasturnfield7549
@joshuasturnfield7549 4 месяца назад
❤ thank you very much for this!
@wildlioness8345
@wildlioness8345 Год назад
Japan is such a graceful place, If only I know the language s It be eassier to understand it better Xd
@s.suspiria
@s.suspiria Год назад
actually japanese is really easy, you can start with duolingo and after learning hiragana and katakana, start kanji learning in wanikani its all free btw im learning this way and i can understand some sentences a little bit, its been only one month
@wildlioness8345
@wildlioness8345 Год назад
@@s.suspiria Yeah, but I used all my patience I had on drawings, I don't think i can make it on learning billions of words in japanese....... 😂😂😂😂
@s.suspiria
@s.suspiria Год назад
@@wildlioness8345 u can start by only 5 minutes a day, dont worry its not that hard japanese dont even has 6373734783 different time tense only 2
@AudioMixedVideoAMV
@AudioMixedVideoAMV Год назад
Wow. As a hindu, I have to say this iz very simillar to how we visit our temples. From donating money to rining the bell and pray, its nice to see similarities between distinct cultures.
@KS-jb5vg
@KS-jb5vg 3 месяца назад
They are the same religions. It combined with Japanese culture -shinto Evolved in Indian culture-hindu
@ImEverywherelikeEverywhere
@ImEverywherelikeEverywhere Год назад
Im Impressed Of how you look, Your kimono is so PRETTY
@thomasbrown3793
@thomasbrown3793 Год назад
I hope to visit someday; as a Catholic its interesting to see how others express their spiritual beliefs 😊
@mehak9557
@mehak9557 Год назад
Doremon taught me well!
@justsomeaeroacefurry3479
@justsomeaeroacefurry3479 Год назад
Imma need to have a specific Playlist for this stuff bc I plan to visit Japan in the future
@boomchannel3291
@boomchannel3291 Год назад
Thank you so much❤❤❤
@helicalactual
@helicalactual Год назад
Thank you!!
@angel_qu3en
@angel_qu3en Год назад
Maaaann as a weeb i saw way too much anime that thought me how to do this 😅
@gibbonsgomez4434
@gibbonsgomez4434 Год назад
We need tips for when yall come to America
@Saffron_
@Saffron_ Год назад
1: Bring firearms 2: Be rude af 3: Have an escape plan
@Aya_riiia
@Aya_riiia Год назад
@@Saffron_ lmao 😭💀
@brrrrrr
@brrrrrr Год назад
​@@Saffron_ be ready to do a nice-off if meeting a midwesterner
@charlesmao7743
@charlesmao7743 Год назад
Ah! Thanks for the tutorial! I am intrigue by their culture and traditions so this I'm happy that they make a video about visiting the shrines
@iammovingtokorea
@iammovingtokorea Год назад
Love your videos! Love JAPAN!
@emresermutlu
@emresermutlu Год назад
Thanks for informative video. I always hesitate to visit other cultures' temples for fear of doing something offensive without realizing it.
@dirzaghdheerik5998
@dirzaghdheerik5998 Год назад
Her: follows these steps to impress your Japanese friends. Muslims: 😰😰
@BeeVloggingComedy
@BeeVloggingComedy 8 месяцев назад
Thank you I did not know that !!! Very good !!
@rikustorm13
@rikustorm13 11 месяцев назад
This is genuinely helpful :o
@user-ng2gz4cu3e
@user-ng2gz4cu3e Год назад
日本人から見ても、こういった作法などは本当に美しい
@etherealhawk
@etherealhawk Год назад
If you're of a religion that doesn't allow you to pray at a Shinto shrine, you can always hold your hands together as if you were praying but not actually pray. As an atheist, I felt disingenuous to do so, but I wanted to show my respect to the ceremony and shrine best I could.
@etherealhawk
@etherealhawk 11 месяцев назад
@@sausuno The main thing is showing respect, the same way you'd hope someone not of your faith would respect a church. What to do depends on your particular denonination and the strictness of your "false idols" belief. As I say, if you clasp your hands but don't actually pray internally or externally, I'd consider that more a gesture of respect rather than an actual prayer. A prayer is where you submit your wishes and prayers to a higher power, not just holding your hands together.
@Milka12125
@Milka12125 Месяц назад
Love her voise❤❤❤❤❤
@arigatou_japan396
@arigatou_japan396 2 месяца назад
桜の花と、着物がとてもマッチしていて素敵です🌸 2礼2拍手1礼のお作法がとても美しくて感動しました👏ありがとうございます!
@arulbiswas1260
@arulbiswas1260 Год назад
This is so identical to hindu etiquette in temples.
@drawholicgirl5899
@drawholicgirl5899 Год назад
I will come soon
@lindasmith3978
@lindasmith3978 2 месяца назад
thank you for this Japanese travel tip
@josesoto3711
@josesoto3711 11 месяцев назад
She looks amazing beautiful ❤❤❤❤
@senor2930
@senor2930 Год назад
Other than claps, this feels same as what we do at Hindu temples.
@yunicoceleste4689
@yunicoceleste4689 Год назад
鳥居や道の真ん中は神様の通り道なので端を歩くといいですよ。
@user-pp6ef5di7i
@user-pp6ef5di7i Год назад
I love Japan so much
@urlocalgoober_87
@urlocalgoober_87 2 месяца назад
日本が大好きです あまりにも
@beyondsushi_jp
@beyondsushi_jp 3 месяца назад
Good to know this
@mrshootyowl87
@mrshootyowl87 Год назад
I’m hoping to visit Japan someday. I’m doing my best to soak up every information about Japanese culture and respect their customs. This video was very helpful about what to do while visiting Shinto Shrines. Thank you very much. ありがとうございました 💕
@RamayaniArya
@RamayaniArya Год назад
Pov: we have already learned that much from animes
@BASTYK14710
@BASTYK14710 Год назад
Thank you I'll remember this 👍👍👍
@anoobtrucker
@anoobtrucker Год назад
Great video 🙂 thank you
@ismt9390
@ismt9390 Год назад
Meanwhile in Romania: enter the church, make a cross. Walk up to an icon, make a cross and kiss it, then make another cross. Go to the next icon, make a cross, kiss it, go under it, come out the other way, then make a cross. Approach the altar, make a cross, kneel pray, get up make a cross, walk backwards 3 steps, make a cross and approach the exit of the church. Exit the church, turn towards the altar, make a cross and you're good to go. Japan is so complicated, i don't get it...
@sonicboom6893
@sonicboom6893 Год назад
confirm
@mothbulb
@mothbulb Год назад
This sounds way more complicated-
@icsx1797
@icsx1797 Год назад
@@mothbulb they were being sarcastic unless u were being sarcastic 😳
@LocalShitpost_
@LocalShitpost_ Год назад
I think Romania needs to make a cross but I dunno 🤔/lh
@lonelyronin2428
@lonelyronin2428 Год назад
Yeesh, that's a whole ass dance. With how many time you make a cross, I expect to hear some demons scream in agony when I'm done.
@vistalover9607
@vistalover9607 Год назад
This may blow many peoples minds but you can pray to your Christian god or a non-God (atheism or ancestor worship) at a Shinto Shrine no problem. Possibly even encouraged. Shinto Shrines are holy places, so in Shinto there is no issue with you praying to “your” God. In Shinto the key is to express and act out the actual act of praying and having internal gratitude, the object of worship is not as important as you being there and praying l. That’s true shinto style. “Believing” in a specific God is actually not part of Shinto. It’s a “how” religion. Not a “what” or “why” religion.
@Samviner1
@Samviner1 9 месяцев назад
fucking the celebration 🤣
@mztoman
@mztoman 2 месяца назад
ありがとうございます😊
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