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Wagaya no Nagoshi-no-harae;<\/span>
\nOur Great Summer Purification Experience<\/span><\/p>\n

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There are about 2,300 Sumiyoshi Shrines all over Japan, which are worshiped as the god of voyages. Its grand head shrine is located in Sumiyoshi Ward, Osaka City and is called Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine. It is counted among the three major Sumiyoshi Shrines in Japan along with Sumiyoshi Shrine in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City and Sumiyoshi Shrine in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. While I was living in Fukuoka City for 4 years because of my husband\u2019s transfer, my family and I went to Nagoshi-taisai (the Great Summer Purification) held by the Sumiyoshi Shrine in Hakata Ward. Unlike many other shrines, this shrine doesn\u2019t use \u201c\u590f\u8d8a\u201d (Chinese characters for Nagoshi; \u590f means \u201csummer\u201d) but uses \u201c\u540d\u8d8a\u201d (\u540d means \u201cname\u201d). The Shinto rituals were held such as Chino-wa-kuguri, Katashiro-nagashi and Akachan-no-dohyo-iri (the ceremony of babies\u2019 entering the sumo ring). My son, who was an elementary student then, enjoyed games, a lottery and food at stalls in the precincts.<\/p>\n

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Moto-Sumiyoshi Shrine is located in Higashinada Ward, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture. This shrine is famous for its Danjiri (which means Dashi in the dialect of the western part of Japan and is a kind of decorative float in a festival parade which is dedicated to the shrine). On May 4th and 5th every year, there are parades of the seven Danjiri which are usually stored in warehouses in the precincts of the shrine. In 1995 (Heisi 7th yr), the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake occurred, and for a while afterwards, JR West train services were suspended westward from JR Sumiyoshi Station near Moto-Sumiyoshi Shrine. When I got off the train at JR Sumiyoshi Station near Moto-Sumiyoshi Shrine and changed to the bus on my way to my parents\u2019 home, I was shocked to see that the shrine badly damaged by the earthquake. Torii (a shrine gate), haiden (a worship hall), ema-do (a hall for small wooden boards on which one writes his or her wishful prayer, name and address, and offer it to a shrine or a temple), chozu-ya (a water ablution pavilion in the shrine for cleaning a visitor\u2019s hands and rinsing his or her mouth) and the walls were destroyed though they were reconstructed later.
\nNagoshi-no-harae at Moto-Sumiyoshi Shrine is held at the end of July as well as at Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine in Osaka City. When I visited its Nagoshi-no-harae, there were few people were seen there unlike the Danjiri festival.<\/p>\n

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Sennichi-mairi Festival is held at the Atago Shrine in Minato Ward, Tokyo from the evening of June 23rd to the early morning of the 24th every year. It is said that if visitors go through Chi-no-wa placed in front of the main building of the shrine and worship on these days, they can obtain as many benefits as those of one thousand visits. During Sennichi-mairi, Hozuki-ichi (a ground-cherry fair) is also held.
\nHozuki have been used as a medicinal herb to relieve the symptoms of cold, sudden stomachache and children\u2019s convulsions since the Heian Period (794-1185), but not so often in modern times. Speaking of Hozuki-ichi, the fair in the Senso-ji Temple is very famous, but the fair held in the Atago Shrine in Minato Ward is said to be the origin of other Hozuki-ichi now held in various regions. In 2009 (Heisei 21st yr), I visited the Atago Shrine to worship after I watched the news of Sennichi-mairi on television. Though the mountain on which the shrine was located was very low, 25.7m above sea level, I lost my breath climbing up to the beautiful green Chi-no-wa lighted up with lanterns. Later, to my surprise, I found out that there was an elevator to the shrine.<\/p>\n

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Nezu Shrine, one of the ten major shrines in Tokyo, in Bunkyo Ward was said to have been established by Yamato Takeru more than 1900 years ago. It used to be the residence of Kofu Chunagon Tsunashige, an elder brother of the fifth Shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi. And also, the sixth Shogun Ienobu was born in this place, therefore this shrine was chosen as the tutelary deity of his birthplace.
\nThe many shrine buildings built in 1706 such as the main building, the worship hall, the Chinese-style gate and the two-story gate still exist and are designated as important national cultural properties. Many great writers including Natsume Soseki, Mori Ogai, Takamura Koun and Terada Torahiko wrote about this shrine in their novels and essays. My son went to pray at this shrine for avoidance of bad luck on ages when it is said that unlucky events are likely to happen. On June 30th, 2009 (Heisei 21st yr), my family and I went to Nagoshi-no-harae in Nezu Shrine.<\/p>\n

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\n(1)\u3000The lines for Chi-no-wa-kuguri extended out of the torii (the shrine gate).<\/p>\n

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\n(2)\u3000The chief Shinto priest led the people to pass through Chi-no-wa so as to draw the letter 8.<\/p>\n

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\n(3)\u3000There were so many worshipers that we had to wait for a long time.<\/p>\n

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\n(4)\u3000After going though Chi-no-wa three times, the Shinto priests went straight to the altar.<\/p>\n

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\n(5)\u3000We went to the altar following the Shinto priests.<\/p>\n

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\n(6)\u3000We had to wait again in front of the worship hall for a while.<\/p>\n

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\n(7)\u3000Soon after Nagoshi-no-harae was over, Chi-no-wa was removed.<\/p>\n

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\n(8)\u3000We were given the charms of Chi-no-wa.<\/p>\n

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Speaking of Nagoshi-no-harae, many people, especially in the Kansai Area, remember Japanese sweets, minazuki. Originally, minazuki is white uiro (traditional chewy Japanese steamed cake made of rice flour and sugar) topped with sweetened red beans and cut into a triangular shape resembling ice. These days, we can buy minazuki with maccha (Japanese powdered green tea) flavor, minazuki topped with various sweetened beans such as kuro-mame (black soybeans) and kintoki-mame (red kidney beans) and square minazuki wrapped with a bamboo leaf.<\/p>\n

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