NEW YEAR’S EVE AT AN ANIME SHRINE IN TOKYO | We try Hatsumōde, a Japanese New Year’s Tradition скачать в хорошем качестве

NEW YEAR’S EVE AT AN ANIME SHRINE IN TOKYO | We try Hatsumōde, a Japanese New Year’s Tradition

Every New Year’s Day, Japanese people perform Hatsumōde, the first Shinto shrine visit of the year (some people also go to Buddhist temples, though). During Hatsumōde, people buy ‘omikuji’, a written oracle. If it predicts bad luck, you can tie it onto a tree on the shrine grounds, in the hope that its prediction won’t come true. Jojo celebrated New Year’s Eve at Sensō-ji, an ancient Buddhist temple (Tokyo’s oldest temple, actually) located in Asakusa, and spent New Year’s Day at Kanda-myōjin (Kanda Shrine), a Shinto shrine located in Akihabara, Tokyo’s otaku district, popular after the anime ‘Love Live!’. If you liked our video make sure to subscribe, like and share it! See you in the next one! #NewYear #Anime #Tokyo ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Facebook:   / reclocjapan   Instagram:   / recloc_japan   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------