Are you planning a visit to Japan and want to avoid the common mistakes foreigners make at Japanese shrines? You're in the right place! In this video, we dive into the do's and don'ts of shrine etiquette with a humorous twist. Whether it's navigating the torii gate, using the temizuya (purification fountain) correctly, or understanding the sacred honden, we've got you covered.

We'll walk you through the essential parts of a Japanese shrine and teach you how to pay your respects like a pro. Our lighthearted approach ensures you’ll learn without feeling overwhelmed—and you’ll avoid any embarrassing mishaps that might make you stick out like a sore thumb.

Perfect for tourists, expats, or anyone fascinated by Japanese culture, this video is your ultimate guide to visiting shrines with confidence. Laugh, learn, and immerse yourself in Japan's spiritual traditions with us.

Tl;dr:
・Purify yourself at the temizuya by washing your hands and rinsing your mouth.
・Approach the main hall, throw a coin into the offering box.
・Bow twice deeply.
・Clap twice.
・Make your prayer or wish.
・Bow once to finish.

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