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What do Japanese people use to cleanse their hands and mouth before entering the shrine?
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∙ 12y ago
Many shinto shrines have what are called 'chouzuya,' places where one can purify themselves with water. Using a ladle (called 'hishaku,') they can scoop water over their hands or into their mouths.
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