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Setsubun is a Japanese custom.
Today (February 3rd) is Setsubun. It's a Japanese custom to bring luck.
Many Japanese are going to perform a special ritual called Mamemaki.
Mamemaki involves throwing soy beans in their rooms and at the entrance while saying "oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi."
This phrase means "evil out, luck in."
After they have thrown the beans, they eat the beans, one for each year of a person's life.
For example, a 20 year old man would eat 20 beans.
I wish I were in Japan right now so I could see this. Good writing.
SETSUBUN is japanese custom
Today (3rd,february) is SETSUBUN. It's a japanese custom for their luck.
Many japanese are going to do MAMEMAKI.
MAMEMAKI is usually when you throw soy beans to their rooms and entrance with and say (?) "oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi".
This phrase means oni(some enemy like evil) is out , and then fuku (like angel) invite to house.
After they've thrown the beans, they eat them, same as their age. (they eay the beans accoding to their age)
For example, a 20years old man would eat 20 beans.
Wow! That is so interesting! :)
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