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Child naming ceremony or Miyamairi at local Shinto shrine in Japan (WW2)
Parents take a newborn baby for a Miyamairi (literally "shrine visit") to pray for good health at a Shinto shrine in Japan, during World War II. A Japanese man writes his child’s name using a calligraphy pen. Man displays his child’s name in front of an altar. A Japanese couple takes their newborn child to a Shinto shrine. The couple and the child’s grandmother sit in front of a clerk. The grandmother holds the child as mother sits next to her. The Shinto priest recites a prayer and swings a tamagushi right and left. The priest gives holy sake to the mother for the child. She feeds sake (symbolically) to child and then she drinks it. Priest folds the paper of Japanese writing and gives it to the family.
Japanese woman performs rituals and pray for her sick child in Japan.
A Japanese woman visits a Shinto shrine to pray for her sick child. A Japanese man and his wife attend to a sick child lying on a futon bed. A Japanese woman visits a Shinto shrine to pray for her child’s recovery from illness. Japanese woman approaches the haiden, or the sanctuary dedicated to a Shinto Kami spirit. Japanese woman prays with her offering. Japanese woman walking on the shrine grounds. Japanese woman holding her offering.
Annual religious festival for formally introducing children three, five, and seven years of age to the shrine in Japan.
People celebrate the Shichi-Go-San (lit. "Seven-Five-Three") Festival for young children at a Shinto shrine in Japan. Parents take their children, mostly girls, to a Shinto shrine for a Shichi-Go-San ritual. Two Japanese little girls wearing kimono visit the Shinto shrine for the Shichi-Go-San Festival. A Japanese boy wearing a hakama holding his sister wearing a kimono. Japanese mother accompanies her young daughters to the shrine. Little girl takes off her Zōri sandals while her mother removes her geta sandals as they enter the shrine. Japanese Shinto priest bestows blessings to the children in attendance. Scene changes to a traditional Japanese Shinto wedding. A wedding takes place inside a Shinto shrine hall. Two Miko (Shinto shrine maidens) bowing. A Shinto priest reads from a scroll to call on Shinto spirits in front of a wedding altar. Food items in boxes are left at a ceremonial wedding altar. A Shinto priest pours sake into cups held by the two Miko. Shinto priest performs the san-san-ku-do ceremony with the couple during the wedding. Miko pours sake for the groom. Groom drinks sake during the wedding. Japanese bride receives sake from a Miko. Bride bows after drinking her sake. Japanese bride and groom sit together behind the Shinto priest.
Prayer ceremony for and pilgrimage to Mount Fuji in Japan.
Shinto followers on a pilgrimage to Mount Fuji (Fujisan) in Japan. View of Mount Fuji seen with its iconic snow cap. A tōrō lantern lights a Shinto shrine garden facing Mount Fuji. Shinto pilgrims travel on foot as a group to the Fujisan Hongū Sengen Taisha (1-1 Miyacho, Fujinomiya, Shizuoka 418-0067, Japan) within downtown Fujinomiya, Shizuoka prefecture, before ascending to Mt. Fuji. Pilgrims entering through a torii gate. Pilgrims wash their hands and mouths using a water ladle at a chōzubachi (large water-filled basin) as a ritual before entering a Shinto Shrine. Pilgrims pray in front of a shrine. A Shinto priest performs a ritual. Pilgrims walking, some wearing straw raincoats. A pilgrim carry a banner written in Japanese. Pilgrims trek Mount Fuji. Pilgrims arrive at the Shinto shrine on top of Mount Fuji. A Shinto priest blesses the pilgrims. A torii gate found on a Shinto shrine garden. Woman climbing up stone stairs of Shinto shrine. Japanese visitors descent stone stairs on a Shinto shrine. Japanese people visit a Shinto Shrine
Office area of the Matsushiro Underground Imperial Headquarters for the Japanese government and high command
Matsushiro Underground Imperial Headquarters for the Japanese government and high command in the town of Matsushiro, near Nagano, Japan. View of office area includes windows, doorway, ceiling, and exit. Window in hallway of building.
Map and floor plans for buildings of the Matsushiro Underground Imperial Headquarters in Japan.
The Matsushiro Underground Imperial Headquarters, a secret bunker complex built near town of Matsushiro, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. Map and floor plans for the secret buildings. Designs of building over the map.
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