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Tamagushi (玉串,
literally "jewel skewer") is a form of
Shinto offering made from a sakaki-tree
branch decorated with
shide strips of
washi paper, silk...
- faith, and is one of the
classical offerings at Shintō
shrines including Tamagushi and
masakaki .
Sakaki wood is used for
making utensils (especially combs)...
- are zigzag-shaped
paper streamers,
often seen
attached to
shimenawa or
tamagushi to
demarcate holy spaces, and used in
Shinto rituals in ****an. They are...
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Traditional miko
tools include the
Azusa Yumi (梓弓, "catalpa bow"), the
tamagushi (玉串) (offertory sakaki-tree branches), and the gehōbako (外法箱, a "supernatural...
- is the
first worship. This is the
worship after offering the
tamagushi, and the
tamagushi can be seen on the
table in front. Source: NDLJP:1054789/27....
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Tokyo National Museum, with her parents. Aiko
visited Ise
Jingu offering tamagushi to
Amaterasu on 26
March and the
mausoleum of
Emperor Jimmu in Kashihara...
- is the
first worship. This is the
worship after offering the
tamagushi, and the
tamagushi can be seen on the
table in front. Source: NDLJP:1054789/27....
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makes the building, pays for the celebration. This
includes the
omiki and
tamagushi offerings. The
owner and
other people involved help
cover costs. People...
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periodic flooding. The main
rivers include the
Nagase River, Onji River,
Tamagushi River, and
Daini Neya River. The
eastern part of the city
rises to the...
- seaweed'). If this waka is a
eulogistic prefix, the same as the tama of
tamagushi,
wakame likely stood for
seaweeds widely in
ancient ages. In the Man'yōshū...
