Taking care of Kamidana

Kamidana are household altars dedicated to enshrine Shintō gods.
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[@japanball-uwu]

beautiful

[@Arnot73]

Excellent. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@CJ-uf6xl]

Truly beautiful.

[@radoslavkosil7450]

The sound of the voice is quite bad (maybe bad mic or what). Overall interesting.

[@dvoyager5879]

very informative. I previously thought the offering of salt, rice and salt was being done and being replaced on a daily basis. Thanks for the video, now I know

[@nhansen197]

Both the Tsubaki Shrine and the Shusse Inari shrine recommend removing everything at the end of the day. The orientation of rice and sake depend on the shrine with many shrines putting the rice forward of the Saki. To the best of my knowledge, offerings should be fresh with no mould.

[@murrik]

Thank you

[@lunadiusalastoridou]

Hello, beautiful video :) I have a question, what does it mean in practice that the replaced items are dedicated to the east, west, south, north and center? I mean how do you dedicate them?

[@dvoyager5879]

the replaced items (rice and salt) are consumed by the family.

[@mandabs]

How do you make those salt cones?