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A shrine of Local I live in Osaka. My city has six shrines. Almost all Japanese like shrines. We will go to a shrine or a few shrines on New Years Day. In Japan, it is called "ha tu mo u de" with kanji is "初詣". Before entering the shrine, you need to pass through Torii. Torii is a gate which is made of stone or wood, and is placed at the entrance of the shrine. We do not walk in the center of the stone roads in the shrine, because the center of the road is the place where the god of the shrine walks. To be continued.

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A shrine of Local

I live in Osaka. My city has six shrines. Almost all Japanese like shrines. We will go to a  the shrines or a few shrines on New Years Day. In Japan, it is called "ha tu mo u de" with kanji is "初詣". Before entering the shrine, you need to pass through Torii . Torii is a gate which is made of stone or wood, and is placed at the entrance of the shrine. We do not walk in  on the center of the stone roads in the shrine, because the center of the road is the place where the god of the shrine walks. To be continued.

Kudos to the english, I would like to hear more on your cultures and customs.

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A Local Shrine

I live in Osaka. My city has six shrines. Almost all Japanese people like shrines. We will go to a shrine or a few shrines on New Year's Day. In Japan, it is called "ha tu mo u de." With kanji it is written "初詣". Before entering the shrine, you must pass through Torii. Torii is a gate which is made of stone or wood, and is placed at the entrance of the shrine. We do not walk in the center of the stone roads in the shrine, because the center of the road is the place where the god of the shrine walks. To be continued.

Very good! :-)

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A Shrine of a Local

I live in Osaka. My city has six shrines. Almost all Japanese like shrines. We will go to a shrine or a few shrines on New Years Day. In Japan, it is called "ha tu mo u de", with kanji it's "初詣". Before entering the shrine, you need to pass through Torii. Torii is a gate which is made of stone or wood, and is placed at the entrance of the shrine. We do not walk in the center of the stone roads in the shrine, because the center of the road is the place where the god of the shrine walks. To be continued.


Well done :) 

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I live in Osaka. My city has There are six shrines in my city. Almost all Japanese like shrines. We will go to a shrine or a few one or more shrines on New Years Day. In Japan, it is called "ha tu mo u de" with kanji is "初詣". Before entering the shrine, you need to pass through Torii. Torii is a gate which is made of stone or wood, and is placed at the entrance of the shrine. We do not walk in on the center of the stone roads in the shrine, because the center of the road is the place where the god of the shrine walks. To be continued.

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