Shrine maiden

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Yae Miko[Note 1] (Japanese: 八重神子 Yae Miko), also known as Guuji Yae (Japanese: 宮司 Guuji) or the Guuji, is a playable Electro character in Genshin Impact. A kitsune of many facets, Yae Miko oversees the Grand Narukami Shrine, owns the Yae Publishing House, and is Eternity's servant and friend. Toggle Ascension MaterialsTotal Cost (0✦ → 6✦) Each Constellation activation requires one Yae Miko's Stella Fortuna. Yae Miko has been promoted or featured with a drop-rate boost in 4 Event Wishes: Yae…

A Good Smile Company import From the video game series The shrine maiden of Hakurei Shrine joins the Pop Up Parade series of figures Measures approximately 6.5” tall Be sure to add her to your collection

Centuries ago a hashira believed the only way to cleanse the world of the demon menace was to harness their abilities, he began experimenting with demon blood the mystery of how he succeeded still remains unknown, for generations the demon blood has tainted the (L/N) bloodline a curse that remained a family secret until tragedy struck the Kamado house, it was then our protagonist learned that the demon blood coursed through her veins, Now this noble woman turned demon slayer must learn to…

Wafuku is from the kanji 和服: 和 (wa) means Japanese and 服 (fuku) means clothes. So Wafuku is traditional Japanese clothes. People in Japan still using Wafuku although Western clothes are well-known in Japan. They wear Wafuku in some special occasions like weddings, funerals, coming-of-age ceremonies (seijin shiki), and festivals (matsuri). Japan has some Wafuku, they are: Kimono, Yukata, Haori and Hakama. Source Haori Haori can be described as a half coat. It can be used after Kimono. Source…

Dec. 17, 2009: These are miko shrine maidens performing a special Shinto Shaden Kagura dance ritual during the annual On-Matsuri festival, a traditional Shinto religious festival held at the Kasuga Wakamiya Shrine in the ancient Japanese city of Nara, Japan. In older days, miko were considered shamans, but today they take on a more lighter role as priestesses or ceremonial duties. The traditional miko costume is an elaborate multi layered costumed kimono comprised of a red hakama (long…

History of Japanese Shamanism By Peter Knecht It is said that shamanism is the basis of Japanese religious culture. There are hints in old documents that suggest a long history of shamanism, but...