Japanese Religion, The time of prayer In a Shinto shrine | A typical Temple and Shrine in Sapporo

Shinto shrines are easily recognizable. The entrance is marked by a torii, a large gate, often made of wood, yet sometimes stone, and covered with a bright red color.

The Shinto torii gate marks the separation between the world of humans and that of the gods. Also, visitors must bow when they walk through the torii. A temizuya, or fountain, is provided for people to purify themselves. First, wash your right hand, then your left, and finally your mouth. Spit the water into the basis around the fountain and rinse the spoon.

I was walking, suddenly I saw Japanese People are praying, I get a chance to capture the moments for you guys to let you see. I hope you will enjoy.

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