In Japan, how to worship at shrines "手水舎”
I will write how to worship where you visited a shrine. Previously I wrote, please you pass through the side of edge when you pass through a torii. Further please you do not walk in the center of the stone roads. Now first, you arrive at a front of facility to wash hands, it is called "tyo u zu ya", with kanji it is "手水舎". You do not pray or bow and so on before you cleanse yourself. If true you have to enter a river or sea to cleanse yourself, but it is not do. Therefore I will write what you should do. You wash hands from left hand first, so rinse a mouth by left hand, It have a same mean you enter a river and sea. After at least you reach at a front of "ha i de n". To be continued.
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How to worship at shrines in Japan "手水舎”
I will write how to worship when you visit a shrine. Previously I wrote, "please pass through the side of an edge when you pass through a torii". Furthe, please do not walk in the center of the stone roads. Now first, you arrive at the front of the facility to wash your hands. This is called "tyo u zu ya", and with kanji it is "手水舎". You do not pray or bow and so on before you cleanse yourself.[If true you have to enter a river or sea to cleanse yourself, but it is not do.] I don't know what this sentence means to correct it, you will have to try phrasing it in a different way.
Therefore I will write what you should do. You wash your hands starting with the left hand, so rinse your mouth using your left hand, and it have the same meaning when you enter a river or a sea. After this at last you reach the front of "ha i de n". To be continued.
(I am also not sure about the second highlighted part).
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