The spring festival in this religion sees the throwing of beans, and another festival usually ends with the buying of "thousand-year candy".
The spring festival in this religion sees the throwing of beans, and another festival usually ends with the buying of "thousand-year candy". Weddings in this religion require the bride and groom to take three sips of alcohol from each of three bowls, and October is considered the "godless month" in this religion. People who fail to get their names on a list at a house of worship in this religion become "water children" upon death. One important holy site of this religion is torn down and rebuilt every 20 years, and adherents often tie paper fortunes to an edifice. Priestesses of this religion often wear long, red pleated skirts with a white jacket. Shrines of this religion contain a vermillion-colored gate called a torii. For 10 points, name this religion which worships Kami, a native religion of Japan.
The spring festival in this religion sees the throwing of beans, and another festival usually ends with the buying of "thousand-year candy".
Shintoism