ema boards hung near shinto shrine takachiho gorge kyushu japan
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| navigate by keyword : board boards culture designated ema gorge hang hung inside japan japanese kyushu leave other place prayers prayersnonce shinto should shrine small takachiho their there together where wooden worshippers write written |
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| Ema is a small wooden board where Shinto worshippers in Japanese culture write their prayers.
Once written, worshippers should hang the board together with other boards in a designated place inside the shrine and leave it there.
These Ema boards will be burned together in ritualistic ceremonies or on special days. Itââ¬â¢s believed that the prayers and the wishes will reach the god in heaven through the smoke generated from burning. |
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