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What is setsubun?
Setsubun is the Japanese festival of bean throwing. Japanese people throw roasted soy beans at each other the release the devil or Oni from people's spirits.
What beans do they use in the bean throwing festival?
They throw soy beans or roasted soy beans at the Japanese bean throwing festival, also called setsuban. Apparently it is done to ward off evil spirits and bring luck to the city and it's people. :)
Is it safe to eat beans not refrigerated overnight?
Throw out
Which country is the biggest producer of beans?
Not sure what type of beans your referring to so ill throw the only one i can think of off the top of my head.. coffee beans... brazil.
Do jelly beans throw parties in people's ears?
Only the rude ones.
Should you drain kidney beans?
I presume you mean from a can of kidney beans and the answer is there is nothing bad about the liquid in canned kidney beans. There is no reason to throw it out unless you are adding the beans to some dish that would be hurt by too much liquid.
During holy festival what do Hindu throw at each other?
butts
What do they throw out of the truck on level 4 on beans counter club penguin?
Flower pots.
How do you get flying cap in cp?
you get at this festival called the festival of flight or at the April fools day party which you have to go to the dock and throw paint on a canvass
How long do canned baked beans last?
I just opened and ate a can of non-fat refried beans from 7 years ago, and it was fine. At first my wife and I were going to throw it out, but with the current recession every can of beans counts.
Do apes throw there own poop?
Yes. Apes actually do throw their own poop.
What are oni?
Oni are mythical creatures from Japanese folklore, often depicted as ogre-like demons with horns, wild hair, and red or blue skin. They are typically portrayed as malevolent beings that bring misfortune and chaos, although some stories also depict them as protectors or guardians. Oni frequently appear in traditional Japanese art, literature, and festivals, and they are associated with the celebration of Setsubun, where people throw beans to drive them away. Their complex nature reflects the duality of good and evil in Japanese culture.
