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Japanese Shrine Buddhism with Tradition and Rituals
This is Japanese Shrine Buddhism with Tradition and Rituals,
but do you know that they are carrying out new activities according to the times?
Is that so?
For example, like this...
As part of the city's awakening, they hold a drone race inside the temple.
They are carrying out surprising activities.
Therefore, this test asks you 10 questions about the new activities of Japanese Shrine Buddhism.
However, if you make even one mistake, you will be eliminated immediately.
It's harsh.
Only the correct answers will proceed to the next question.
It's a survival system.
Here is the first question.
When you worship at a shrine, you offer a general donation as an offering to the deity.
Do you know that such donations are being used in a new way these days?
What is the method of making donations in this era where many shrines and temples are starting?
Please write it down.
I don't know.
Everyone's pen is moving forward.
Haruka and Tatsumi's pen is not moving forward.
Let's see your answers.
Open!
By sending electronic money or QR code payment,
Haruka will pay with points.
I can pay with the points I have.
Even with my points?
Yes, that's fine.
The correct answer is...
Cashless payment!
Haruka-san is correct!
If you read out the QR code and enter the person's amount,
you can pay without coins.
That's true, it's convenient.
For shrines and shrines,
you don't have to worry about collecting coins or paying with coins,
It seems that there are more and more shrines that have been incorporated since 2018.
If you're going for points, you can't use coins, can you?
Haruka-san dropped out of the first question, but there are two more people left in the second question.
This time's "Call out, Professor Tanaka" is the final round of the top students.
Tokyo University
Kyoto University
Waseda University
Keio Gijuku University
Aoyama Gakuin University
The test that 10 people from Nankan University will take is...
If you know how to call out shrines and shrines, I think you'll earn respect.
From the newest system of calling out shrines and shrines that are evolving with the times...
What does that mean?!
Wow!
World heritage!
Even new common sense found by Obaka Murashige in Nikko Toshogu!
This is written on shrines and shrines...
Who wrote this?!
Huh?!
This is really difficult, too!
Call out shrines and shrines!
In all 40 questions, the top students will be decided!
It's a battle with each university's name on the line!
Which university will win?!
By the way, will you three Obakas answer together this time?
The most embarrassing thing is...
If those three are correct and incorrect, that's the most embarrassing thing!
I have a law degree, so if I can't do this, I can't do the honorifics, and if I can't do it, I can't do it!
Isn't there anything scary about it?
Don't say it like that!
It's about time you officially took over Igari's overtaking driving!
I haven't been taken in yet!
Now for the second survival test!
If there is anything in a shrine...
A tree...
A water bottle...
A donation box...
"Omikuji" (lucky charms) are common, but...
In Kinomiya Shrine in Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture...
Recently, many worshipers have begun to perform...
There is something newly installed for a certain purpose!
What is it?
There is something newly installed for a certain purpose!
What is it?
This is difficult!
I think it's a little difficult!
Please think about it gently!
It might be better if you don't think too hard about it!
What is it?
It is installed in the position of this photo!
Please take a closer look!
What is it?
Let's see everyone's answers!
Open!
Is there a lot of selfies?
A shooting spot...
A stand for the camera...
A shooting spot...
Fukawa-san's charger!
A charger that includes a shooting spot!
I've never heard of it!
The correct answer is...
What is it?
A charging stand for a smartphone!
It doesn't have a charging stand!
Fukawa-san's answer is correct!
Here...
At Kinomiya Shrine, from 2015 onwards,
for the sake of visiting guests for commemorative photography,
a smartphone is placed on the photographing stand.
The photographing stand is not only placed in front of the main hall,
but also in front of the stands lined up in a line.
This is a good place!
A sandalwood tree with green leaves,
near a 2000-year-old grass tree,
and many other places are installed.
It's helpful! It's helpful!
Let's look at Obaka's answer.
Open!
- It's Reiner's. - Reiner-chan is correct!
That's right! Actually, at the shooting stand in front of the main store,
there is also a heart-shaped fallen leaf and a service where you can take pictures!
- Could it be that you're from Shizuoka? - Yes, I'm from Atami and I've been there with my grandpa.
- You're also correct twice in a row! - It's true! I want you to learn from me, Naenano!
- Eh, Naenano-san has also joined the Aori team! - That's right!
At this point, King Fukawa-san has fallen!
Next up is the issue of the most recent disaster at the shrine!
It is the holy site of Shingon-shu, which was opened by Kuu-kai.
It is located in the world heritage Kouya-san, Kongo-obuji.
This nine-story building, which has a history of 1,200 years,
- is also designated as an important cultural property of the country. - It's cool!
This is great!
- It is said to be one of the most sacred sites in the country... - This is great! This is 1,200 years old!
- It is Miedo, where Kaiso and Kuu-kai worship. - Miedo...
Since it is located in a highland area, there are many landslides and fires are easy to occur in the environment,
- so a device is installed to protect the building. - A device?
An important cultural property, Miedo, was installed to protect it from fires.
- What is the latest device? - Please think about it.
- A device? - A device?
- Yes. - A device...
- It's a new technology. - It's a new technology, right?
- It wasn't installed before the war. - It wasn't installed before the war.
- It's a new technology. - It's a new technology.
- It says "to protect from fire". - Yes, it says "to protect from fire".
- I don't know. - Let's see everyone's answers.
- Open! - Yes!
- There's a lot of sprinklers. - Ah, Bobo-san's fire wall!
- I definitely thought that well was suspicious. - There was one, right?
- Yes, and it's not surrounded in front of you, so I thought it wasn't a fire wall and it turned out to be a time wall.
- No, no, no, no. - You can't say it in a cute way. - You can't say it in a spoiled way. - You can't say it in a cute way. - You can't say it in a spoiled way.
- Who is it? - Please let me know the answer. - It may be one of them.
- A device that blows water out. - So, is it correct except for Baba-san?
In fact, Miedo itself disappeared in 1843 by fire and was rebuilt in 1848.
- To make use of that lesson and protect the building from fire... - This is amazing!
- They installed a device that blows water out. - This is awesome!
- It's cool! - Not only does it protect you from the surrounding fire...
- It also prevents combustion when Miedo itself erupts. - Oh, I see.
- Let's take a look at the answer. - It's correct!
- Everyone's correct! - You can tell by looking at it!
- See, I told you it's correct, you idiot! - No way!
- It's not a fire extinguisher. - But did you all think it would come out of that well?
- Yeah, we did. - It was a one-off.
In the third question, Baba-san, who has a good grade, disappears!
The next question is about Reiwa Shrine's new shrine!
It is said that there are more than 80,000 shrines in Japan...
- That's a lot! - That's a lot!
- It is said that it is Japan's oldest shrine in Kyoto Prefecture. - Wow!
- The main shrine was built around 1060. - Wow!
- It is said that it is Japan's oldest main shrine since the Heian Period. - Wow!
- On the other hand, it has recently become a hot topic as the newest shrine... - Wow!
It is located in Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture, Reiwa Prefecture.
It is called "Musashi-no-ni-masu-uruwa-shiki-yamato-no- miya-shiro", or "Musashi-no-Reiwa Shrine".
- Wow! - Wow!
- Kuma-kengo-san, who is a world-renowned architect, designed it. - Wow!
- The name of the shrine is called "Reiwa-no-nazukeoya". - Wow!
- Wow!
Such a newest shrine is said to be popular as a place where there is light and a shooting spot at night.
- Wow! - Wow!
Which of the following is a popular place where there is light and a shooting spot at night in Musashi's Reiwa Shrine?
- It's difficult. - A. Haiden.
- B. Temizuya. - Huh?
- C. Torii. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- All of them are good, but... - Ah...
- You have three choices. - Yes. - What?!
- Huh? What was it again? - Well, but...
- I've been there. - Oh!
- I've been introduced inside, and they even sell my team's amulets and such. - Huh?
- Huh?! - Well, then...
- I don't know!
- I haven't been there at all! - I've been there when it was newly built.
- Now, which one do you think it is? - Yes.
Which one will you choose?
- Now, let's see the answers. Open! - Yes.
- C and B, right? - C is good.
- B is good. - No, B is also good.
- It's me. - You're good at choosing.
- Shokiku-san, why? - Well...
- I can make it shine, but technically... - Yes.
- I don't think I can deliberately make it shine in the dark. - Oh...
- And when you look at it from a distance, a shrine is a symbol, isn't it? - Yes, yes, yes.
- I think I can make it shine there. - Oh, I see.
- That's true. - Oh, you're very persuasive.
- When you look at it from a distance... - You're very persuasive.
- I think it's better to be a shrine mark. - If you make a mistake, you'll be the most embarrassed.
- That's right. - You've talked about it a lot. - It was very persuasive.
- Smoke is... - Yes.
- Hand water. - I think water is more visible.
- It makes you feel grateful. - Yes.
- There was water that made your hair float. - Yes, yes.
- It was like an amusement spot. - Oh...
The correct answer is...
- Wow! - Wow!
- C. Tree. - That's great!
- So, Okada-san and Kemuri-san, you're correct! - Wow!
- We did it! - We did it!
At night, the tree of Musashino Reiwa Shrine
- shines like this, like a fantasy. - It's beautiful!
- When you look at it from a distance... - When you look at it now...
In addition, a sensor is installed inside, and when people pass by...
- Wow! - Wow!
- It's pretty cyber! - Yeah.
- It lights up in various colors like this. - Wow!
- Okada, you've been there, but you're wrong. - Yeah.
- Didn't you see it had LED lights? - Yeah, it's a strange tree.
- If it had LED lights like this, you'd know it lights up twice a year. - Yeah, you're right.
- You're right. - You're right.
- It looks like it'd light up a lot. - Yeah, it'll definitely work.
- No matter how you look at it, it's lighted up! - That's what I'm saying!
- If you do something with a power plate, it won't work.
- Kemuri-san, you're out of luck here, too. - The K.O. started pretty early.
- That's right, the K.O. started a little early. - Waseda's K.O. too.
- Waseda's K.O. is... - This is bad.
- We don't know yet.
- As expected of Todai Sotsu, while the three of them keep getting it right, they're the ones who get attention.
- Their titles are amazing! They're A.I. engineers, entrepreneurs, novelists... - Yes.
- And they're the geniuses created by Todai Engineering Department, who fought against Yuriko Koike and Shinji Ishimaru in the Tokyo presidential election!
- That's not true. - Kuroiwa-san, the wife of Kuroiwa-san, is also from Todai!
- Wow! - That's amazing!
- She's a womanizer!
- Next up is a question about the latest services for first-time visitors!
- When it comes to worshipping, it's common for people to go out on their own and pray. - That's right.
- Recently, for people who can't go far to pray, there are more and more shrines and shrines where you can pray on the Internet.
- That's right.
- In addition, at the same time as Anan city in Tokushima Prefecture, remote worshipping for the first time has also begun!
- Yes, yes, yes!
- At that time, they're happy with the worshippers!
- They're doing a certain service. - Remote worship makes me happy!
What is a certain service that makes the remote worshippers happy?
- What is it? - What is it?
The hint is that even if you actually go to a remote worship, not all of the worshippers can do it!
Now, please write it down!
- It's a little new service, isn't it? - Remote worship makes you happy?
Even if you actually go to a remote worship, not all of the worshippers can do it!
- That's right. - Yes.
Well, well, well...
Now, let's see everyone's answers! Open!
- Yes! - Shoki-san, you're doing a religious service. - Yes, yes, yes.
- Then, Tatsumi-san is also doing a religious service. - Yes, that's right.
- Yes. - Anno-san and Kuroiwa-san are doing a fortune-telling service.
- Ah, but I was worried about the payment. - Ah, about the payment.
- I thought it might not be a shrine. - Murakami-san is making money.
- Money? - Not all fortune-tellers can do it.
- There are people who don't do it, but if you try to do it, you can do it. - That's right.
- Then, making money is like... - Hmm...
- It's like you're doing it on your own. - I see.
- Is it okay for you to talk about it like that? - Yes.
- This is quite... - The correct answer is...
- What is it? - What is it?
- Wow! - Really?
- "JOYA's Bell" has been discovered! - Wow!
- Wow!
- At the same time, 24 hours, - Wow!
- they are doing a live stream of their own. - Wow!
- When they first appeared, in the chat section of the video - Wow!
- they wrote "JOYA's Bell" - Wow!
- The mechanism is that the robot arm installed on the side of the bell - Wow!
- hits the bell. - Wow!
- This is amazing! - This is amazing!
- If you hit it, please don't show your face. - Wow!
- In addition, this service is also available in this temple. - Wow!
- Even during normal live streaming, if you type "JOYA's Bell" in the chat section - Wow!
- you can also draw "JOYA's Bell" with your eyes. - Wow!
- Wow!
- It was a wrong flow, wasn't it? - Yes, it was.
- Only one person was wrong. - Even though it was a wrong flow, it was amazing. - Yes, it was.
- Moreover, he gave the correct answer with a bell ringing. - Yes, yes, yes.
- Isn't it a little higher correct answer? - No, it's not.
- The bell is ringing. - The bell is ringing.
- It's a little higher than that, isn't it? - Yes, it is.
- There is such a situation. - There is.
Here, Mr. Tatsumi, who advanced to the final last time, and Mr. Shokichi, who is from Tokyo University, are eliminated.
Now there are only three people left.
Mr. Murakami, who is from Aogaku University, and his wife, who is from Tokyo University, are facing each other.
The next question is about the latest "omikuji" that has evolved.
"Omikuji" refers to the enjoyment of worshiping.
Such "omikuji" can be found in various shrines.
In Kyoto's Hachidai Shrine, "mizumikuji" is popular when you soak "omikuji" in water.
In Aomori's Hirota Shrine, "hotate omikuji" is popular when you pick up "omikuji" and choose "hotate omikuji" yourself.
Meanwhile, in Hyogo Prefecture's Nishinomiya Shrine, "gotodama omikuji" is popular.
One "shikake" soaked in "omikuji" has gained popularity.
What is the "shikake" soaked in "omikuji" popular in Nishinomiya Shrine?
Pay attention to the word "kotodama".
"Kotodama" it is.
"Kotodama", "kotodama", "kotodama"…
Shrine Buddhism is evolving so much.
Yes, it is.
I didn't know that.
You don't go there much, do you?
I don't go there much.
Now, let's see Zey's answer.
Open!
The sound of "kotodama" is heard.
It seems like there is something like "kotodama" in "kotodama".
How about you, Kuroiwa?
I think it is "kotodama" in "kotodama" so that you can hear "kotodama" in QR code.
Is it the same for you, Murakami?
Yes, it is.
The answer is…
If you read the QR code on your smartphone like this…
"Arrival" "Message"
It will call you up the contents of the lottery.
Moreover, the voice actor who will call you up is a popular voice actor.
I see.
For example...
I have a wish.
Oh, this voice!
It may come true soon.
Popular anime "ONE PIECE"
The voice of Zoro, Mr. Nakai Kazuya.
I have good news.
Let's act thinking that the challenge will go well.
New things will happen.
Mr. Jigoku, Mr. Nubei, Mr. Nueno, Mr. Okiayu, Mr. Ryotaro...
A total of 10 voice actors.
We don't know which voice actor will call you up,
but you can call up up to three times with one lottery.
Mr. Ando, it was so close!
Mr. Murakami is still alive.
Isn't it amazing?
It's amazing, isn't it?
From now on, it's Kuroiwa and Murakami's "Todai vs. Aogaku Gachinko Taiman Battle"!
Who will survive until the end?
Next is a question about the most advanced event held by shrines.
Enoshima Shrine in Enoshima Prefecture, Kanagawa Prefecture.
Three sisters worship goddesses and leave legends about dragon love.
As a sacred place of enmusubi, it is also a popular shrine for young people.
A gimmick that started in 2021 at such an Enoshima shrine is gaining popularity.
What is it?
What is a popular event for couples held at Enoshima shrine in summer night?
Event?
Please write it down.
Here?
What is an event like this?
Which one is it?
That's it!
Let's see the answer.
Open!
Murakami-san is...
I couldn't find the word.
I couldn't find the word, Kuroyawa-san.
Kuroyawa-san is...
It reflects on the building.
What will it be?
Let's see the answer.
The answer is...
Projection mapping.
So, Mr. Orakami is correct!
The wind just now was effective!
What's projected is a love legend of Benzaiten and Ryu, which is based on Enoshima acting.
The projected location is Torino.
Enoshima Shrine's main gate, Zuishinmon.
Zuishinmon. I'd like to go there when I'm about three years old.
There's a Taiden, Tetsumiya's Keidai, and many more.
In fact, this is a method of expression called "installation", which uses the whole space to experience.
The production is done only with lighting equipment for the stage.
It looks very popular.
The romantic scenery is especially popular among couples.
Mr. Murakami is going on a trip alone from here.
Wow!
No way!
Go for it, Perfect!
Mr. Murakami, a blue-skinned man who survived alone,
how far can he go alone from here?
Next,
it is a question about the most advanced device of a monk.
One of the funs of visiting a shrine is
a monk.
A monk is
a person who worships a shrine or a temple
and is supported as a worship certificate.
That's right.
There are people who gather various monks in the monastery.
That's right.
Currently, there is a monk who has devised a plan by each person
in order to make the worshipers enjoy themselves more.
Wow!
Among them, in Momijihachimangu in Fukuoka Prefecture,
it is a topic of discussion that a monk with the most advanced device can receive it.
What is it?
What is the most advanced device of a monk in Momijihachimangu?
What?
A device?
A device...
That is the most advanced device, isn't it?
That's right.
If you look at the current trend,
the donation has changed a lot, hasn't it?
Yes, it has.
There was a voice coming out of Momikuji, wasn't there?
Now, let's see the answer.
Open!
Data!
What does it mean?
If you read this on your smartphone,
you can see the data that is stored in your smartphone.
You can manage it all the time, can't you?
There is a business card application, isn't it?
Can you manage it on your smartphone?
Does that stamp mean a QR code?
No.
Is it cold?
It's not like that.
The answer is...
First, download a dedicated app on your smartphone and put it in your pocket...
AR! Enjoy multidimensional reality!
After Guji-san appears for the first time...
Characters that look like saints appear and you can learn about their origins!
Not only do you not only receive saints...
It was developed with the hope that people would be interested in the history of shrines and saints.
That's too bad for you, Murakami-san!
I wanted you to go one step further.
Data, data...
You don't have to do that. You can just take a picture and write it down.
Shut up!
The reason I'm saying this is...
World Championship!
You're going to do something like this?
I'm so sorry! The data is so shallow!
From now on, you can just AR yourself.
Now, let's take a look at the scores so far.
Here it is!
Murakami is in first place!
There aren't many tests or quiz programs like this, are there?
There's nothing like this in quiz programs.
Right?
It's amazing!
After an hour...
Murakami-san from Aogakusotsu is in first place!
Anno-san and Kuroiwa-san from Todai are chasing Murakami-san!
Next, about two hours' drive from Tokyo to the north...
In Tochigi Prefecture, Nikko-shi...
There's a test about Nikko Shogunate!
In order to worship Tokugawa Ieyasu, who opened the Edo Shrine...
One of the Japanese shrines that were built in 1617...
I know this painting by heart.
It's the famous "Sanzaru-yan".
I know this!
"Sleepy Cat" and more than 5,000 sculptures,
and the luxurious "Yomeimon" that everyone is overwhelmed with.
To see the highest technology of the Edo period,
visitors from all over the world visit this Japanese special tourist spot.
Most of it is already known.
Yes, it's often featured on TV.
So...
Hello, everyone!
I'm Murashige of "Shiritaga List"!
Murashige-san wants to know everything and keeps asking questions.
If you visit this well-known Japanese special tourist spot with an expert,
you'll find valuable information and learn something new!
Shiritaga List Murashige's New Common Sense Test
This time, Murashige-san and Japanese special tourist visit
Sakahara Hiroyasu-san, who specializes in shrines and Buddha statues.
Can I ask you a lot of questions today?
Sure, leave it to me!
Can I ask you anything?
Anything is fine!
Wow!
Can I ask you one first?
Huh? That's fast!
Why is this tree so long?
Murashige-san is standing on a tree that is over 30 meters long.
It's only the beginning, but this question actually has a lot of meaning!
So, here's the question!
What is it?
Why is the tree at the entrance of a Japanese special tourist spot so long?
A. It's because firewood planted about 400 years ago has grown.
B. It's because a long tree has been collected from all over the country to hide it from the enemy.
Huh?
I don't know.
It's a double-tag question, A and B.
You get five points for each question!
Wow!
They ask questions with unexpected eyes.
Yes, they do.
I didn't notice that the tree was long.
It's true that it's long, but...
I think it's okay.
I didn't know there was a reason for that question.
So I didn't think it was thrown away by a fool.
It's a problem now.
Now, let's look at the answers.
Open!
It's a mess.
Fukawa-san, is it B?
It's a matter of protecting this era.
Yes, yes.
It's an era full of wars.
Matsui-kun, is it A?
Tokugawa Ieyasu himself was in Edo.
So I thought it might have something to do with war.
So I chose A.
Now, what's the answer?
Murashige-san, please!
Yes! The answer is...
A!
It was planted about 400 years ago.
Mr. Tatsumi, why do you mistake it for an empty picture?
No, it's not an ordinary picture.
Mr. Tatsumi, what's wrong with you?
I've never seen Mr. Tatsumi like this before!
What is the legal product planted at the entrance of Nikko Toshogu?
It's called "sugirabiki".
When this Toshogu House was built, each lord planted it.
In other words, this is also a legal product.
This sugirabiki was planted by a lord who served the Tokugawa family.
It's like "Plant it for me, please".
It's been about 400 years since it was planted, and it's grown to about 30 meters in height.
It is also designated as a national special natural monument.
After walking only a few meters from such a sugirabiki...
Again?
Shall we go right away?
Let's go right away.
By the way...
It's not in there at all.
It's one by one.
There are kanji like this written on shrines and so on.
Kanji for "sugirabiki".
Who wrote this?
Again, we have a problem from the start.
Who wrote this?
Who wrote the word "sugirabiki" for Nikko Toshogu?
There is someone who wrote it.
Tokugawa Yemitsu, the third generation shogun who restored it to its current form.
Shibusawa Eichi, also a family member of the Tokugawa family.
It's too difficult.
This one is also difficult.
Shokichi!
I've always wondered who wrote "murashige" and "chougi" and wondered if there was an expert who wrote it.
I was surprised that there is a proper history in various places.
Let's look at the answers of "far" and "zei".
Open!
"b" is heavy.
"a" is Shokichi and Haruka.
I see.
However, Iemitsu respected Ieyasu.
And he wrote "murashige" and "chougi".
I wonder if "shougun" wrote it.
However, I guess he wrote it because he loved Ieyasu.
"shougun" doesn't sound good.
What did you say?
"shougun" doesn't sound good.
What did you say?
Iemitsu seems to be a unique situation in modern times.
The correct answer is...
It was Eichi Shibusawa, who was also in charge of the shrine.
Most of you know him.
Eichi Shibusawa is Shin Ichimanen, isn't he?
I was wondering why, but I finally know the reason.
Why?
Because I'm involved in various things.
Why did Eichi Shibusawa write the inscription of the Japanese Emperor and General?
I'm curious about it.
The name of the shrine is written in the inscription.
There are many examples of people who have a connection with the shrine.
Eichi Shibusawa was involved in the construction of the current JR Nikko Line and contributed to the Japanese Emperor's tourism.
In addition, it is said that Eichi Shibusawa was asked for the inscription of the shrine because he was a member of the Tokugawa family.
It's true!
It's written!
It's true!
It's only this year, isn't it?
That's right.
It's amazing.
That's a good question.
I'm already satisfied.
After the inscription, there is a stone staircase leading to the entrance.
There is also a staircase below.
Isn't it wide?
It's wide.
It's wide here.
It is said that 100 people can ride in one step.
Can 100 people ride here?
How many people can ride in total?
There are a total of 10 steps, so it is said that 1,000 people can ride in total.
Why do 1,000 people have to ride like this?
There is also a theory that this Toshogu was built as a castle.
It's true!
So, when the enemy came here, they counted the number of enemies on the stone stairs and counted how many people there were.
There are about 100 people in one staircase, so it is said that they were able to take measures by knowing the number of enemies in order to know how many people there were in total.
It is said that it was built as a castle because there are records of soldiers standing still in the daylight battlefield during the Battle of Boshin that took place in 1868.
Oh, I see.
Why don't you paint the daylight battlefields in red? I have an image that it's more flashy.
In fact, there are other colors besides red.
What? Are there other colors besides red?
Yes, for example, there is a blue bird or a gold bird.
Gold color?
Gold color can be used for luck and fortune.
I've seen it before.
I can imagine gold color, but what about blue?
Blue is the color of the sea, so it is located in a shrine near the sea.
Wow, it's beautiful.
It's not all blue.
What is red for?
Red has a reason.
What do you think it is?
Passion.
No, it's love.
Then, every shrine will be a love shrine.
That's right.
Here is the question.
Which one has more red birds in a shrine?
A. Because it has a meaning of warding off evil spirits.
B. Because it is a color that shows a symbol of power.
Wow, it seems to be both.
Every time I went there, I wondered why it was red.
There are many reds, aren't there?
Yes, there are.
I've never heard of it.
I thought it was like that and watched it.
That's right. Because Murashige is leading and doing stupid things, everyone's knowledge is increasing.
Thank you.
Let's see everyone's answers.
Open!
Is it okay?
Is it possible?
The answer is...
A! It's because it's a color that means blindness.
Red!
What is the reason why red means blindness?
Red means fire and sun.
Sun and fire are things that demons don't like.
In other words, red has a role in driving away demons.
Does that mean if I give red to you, you'll go away?
Well...
That's right!
You're not a demon.
That's right!
You don't have to explain it seriously.
After going through history, it's finally time for sun and fire.
It feels very sacred.
Teacher?
What's wrong with you?
It looks delicious, doesn't it?
It looks delicious!
Does it have a hidden meaning?
Yes, it does.
There are figures related to sun and fire.
There's something I'm curious about.
Don't stalls line up like this?
Honestly, doesn't it feel like you're riding it?
It's actually like this.
We're putting up stalls in line with the people who are the main visitors.
Doesn't God get angry if we're walking around like this?
That's true.
Here's the question!
Even if you try to make money with heaven and earth, what is the reason why God doesn't get angry?
I've been to Tokyo Bay more than 10 times, but this is the first time I've heard of it.
Wow!
This is amazing!
There's a reason for everything!
If you get all of them, you'll get a lot of points.
Do you know why God doesn't get angry even if you try to make money at a shrine?
It's true that you're doing business in a place where you worship God, right?
That's right. Usually, you're praying properly, right?
But in such a place, you might as well eat cheese sticks or something like that.
You like cheese sticks, don't you?
I like cheese sticks a lot.
It's good, but...
Is it okay to eat it?
Now, let's look at everyone's answers.
Open!
Spicy food that will make people who come happy.
Welcoming food.
For example, if you're thirsty, or if you're hungry,
or if you have children who want to go to a shrine,
it's to make people who come happy happy.
Can you make a circle of people?
Yes, people come together, and if you can make a circle of people, that's good, right?
I see.
Kuroiwa-san said, "Because I save some of the money I make."
It's kind of like a mainline answer, and I'm a little embarrassed now.
I don't think so, but...
Baba-san said...
I think God is happy that it's lively.
That people come to their own place.
Fukkawa-san, what is that?
The nuance is like that.
It's white, but it's unfair.
Party people have their own language, but...
It's written as "party people."
It's either "yo-ka" or "omatsuri-sawagi."
The answer is...
What is the origin of "ennichi" that God is happy about?
It's called "ennichi" for New Year's Day or festivals.
Originally, it's called "ennichi" for the day when God and Buddha are connected in a strong circle.
God and we?
That's right.
On a day called a certain "ennichi", you can get a stronger gift than usual.
So, you can enjoy "ennichi" as much as you can enjoy it, right?
That's right. When you enjoy it, God will be happy about it, too.
I see. I'll enjoy it with all my might.
Yes, please do.
Yes, of course. I'll do my best.
Next, they will go through "omotemon" and go to a place with the most famous sculpture in Nikko Toshogu.
This is called "shinkyu-sha."
What is it? There is a monkey.
It's a horse stable.
A horse stable?
That's right. In the past, horses were taken over by God.
So, they left their horses here.
Why are there so many monkeys in a horse stable?
Here is the question.
It's strange.
Why is a monkey sculpture carved in a horse stable?
Why?
A. Because it's an animal that cures horses' diseases.
There is a reason.
A. Because it's an animal that serves as God's servant along with horses.
Everyone, you must see that picture when you go there.
Thanks to Murashige, I've been to Toshogu more than ten times, but it's the first time I've heard of it all.
That's amazing.
There is a reason for everything.
There is.
Now, the instrument is broken.
Everyone's answers, open!
It's already broken.
Shokiku-san, Baba-san, Murakami-kun, Okada-san, your answer is A.
I've never heard of it.
It's like a lesson, and I don't think it has much to do with God's will, so I don't know, but I chose A.
- If you cure your illness... - Can I announce the reason I chose B?
- Sure. - I thought about it a lot, but the final decision is...
the most courageous member.
There's a horse, a pig, and a monkey over there, right?
- Yes. - So I chose B.
- That's true. - If you get this, you're cool!
- There's a reason for everything. - What do you think it is?
The answer is...
I'll go to Tenjiku first.
Does a monkey cure a horse's illness? What's the origin of it?
A monkey is said to cure a horse's illness.
A monkey has been connected to horses since ancient times.
Even horses from the Kamakura period are connected to horses.
That kind of custom exists.
In Nikko Toshogu, monkeys are thought to be real and pitiful.
Monkeys are said to play that role with sculptures.
That's interesting.
In other shrines, the idea of monkeys protecting horses is left in stone sculptures and so on.
Among Nikko Toshogu's sculptures, Sanzaru is the most famous.
Yes.
Unseen, unheard, untold.
I did it.
This is a picture of a monkey's childhood.
When he was a child, he didn't see anything bad.
He didn't say anything bad.
And he didn't hear anything bad.
That's what it represents.
Let's do good things and grow up healthy.
That's what it represents.
It's deep.
It's like an animal is telling you everything.
That's right.
As you can see, each and every sculpture has meaning.
There are more than 5,000 of them in Nikko Toshogu.
5,000?
The entrance of the main hall, which is sculpted with more than 500 points, is famous.
I'm nervous.
As you get closer to the main hall, the building gets more and more luxurious.
I see.
The reason why it's shiny and luxurious is to show the power and wealth of the shogunate at the time.
Wow.
It's amazing.
It's luxurious everywhere.
The sculpture in front of the part that stands out in particular has special meaning.
I'd like you to look at the sculpture in the middle.
It's in the middle of washing his hair.
While washing his hair?
Why is that the most important thing?
The person in the middle is a great politician.
He was in trouble, so he came to appeal.
He didn't come to say goodbye.
He was on a campaign trip, but he came to talk to him right away.
He's a good politician who always listens to the people.
If you look at it one by one like this, you won't get tired of looking at it all day long.
It's because it gets dark.
It makes you feel like you're living in the day.
Wow.
It makes you feel like you're living in the day.
Before sunset, if you go around the back side of Yomeimon Gate...
Teacher, it's a lot of gold.
That's right. It is said that about 240,000 pieces of gold were used.
Doesn't it cost a lot of money?
The cost to maintain the state at the time is about 1.2 billion yen.
Really?
That money is used for donations and donations.
In addition, sales of fortune-telling and other things are based on it.
Here is what Murashige has discovered.
What is it?
Is it this?
What do you do when you sell it?
Here is the question.
What is it?
Last year, Nikko Toshogu sold 3,500 pieces for 10,000 yen.
3,500?
What is it based on Tokugawa Ieyasu's armor?
What is it?
Please write it down.
Was it last year?
Yes, it was last year.
So you don't sell it now?
You're selling it now, right?
That's right. I was doing it for a limited period of time.
You made 3,500 pieces and sold them for 10,000 yen.
Is it still there now?
It was still there.
Is it still there now?
That's right.
Can you tell me the price?
How much is it?
It's 7,700 yen.
It's expensive.
It's quite expensive.
It's not light goods.
It doesn't seem to be sold much in shrines.
I've never seen it.
It's too difficult.
That's all.
All right.
Let's see their answers.
Open!
It's cracked.
Is it still there?
That's about the price.
It's easy to make armor.
There are various designs.
That's right.
Is the smoke directed at Gundam?
It's a plastic model.
It's not a Gunpla, it's a Gundam in the sense that it may be in a state of conflict.
The correct answer is...
It was a Gundam plastic model!
Is there a Bandai factory or something like that?
Well...
I got a VTR.
The reason why Nikko Toshogu sold his Gunpla is...
It's kind of cool.
According to Nikko Tetsurikei Nikko,
As a solution learning for elementary school students,
A class to experience assembling Gunpla will be held.
It's a very interesting age.
Oh, is that so?
Nikko Toshogu is in charge of the world.
He designed and produced this Gundam.
I see.
So this is something that even Gundam fans can do, right?
I'd be happy if you could come and see it.
Wow, you're so smart!
There is another secret to the Yomeimon we introduced earlier.
Do you know this?
This Yomeimon also has a little strange feeling.
What? Strange feeling?
Don't you feel it?
There is this white pillar, right?
Can you see the pattern on it?
For me, it doesn't feel strange at all.
If you look at the pillar on the far right and the second pillar on the far right,
Don't you notice anything different?
The opposite?
That's right.
It's almost there.
The part that turns around is different, right?
That's right.
In other words, it is said that if it is completed, it will begin to collapse.
But if you dare to do it the other way around, it is said that it is unfinished.
There are other ways of making unfinished things like this in Japanese art and shogunate.
This Omizuya's roof is also unfinished by losing only one corner.
What is it?
When I make something, I think like that.
I will continue to say unfinished things on TV.
That's right.
If it is completed, it will be over or something like that.
That's why I don't regret it.
I think it's not over yet.
That's good.
It may be one of them that will last a long time.
You are kind, teacher.
Next is a famous sculpture after Sanzaru.
Could you look over there?
Huh?
It was smaller than I thought.
That's right.
Surprisingly, that's what people say in the beginning.
Over there, it's sleeping with its eyes closed.
That's why it's called "sleeping cat".
How do you protect it?
Can you protect it while it's sleeping?
That's right.
It's sleeping while it's sleeping.
In fact, it's taking a forward posture.
It seems like it's doing "tanuki-neiri".
Pretending it's not sleeping.
Let it be on guard.
That's right. Let it be on guard and protect it.
That's what people say.
Let it be on guard and protect it.
When you look behind "sleeping cat", there is another meaning.
A sparrow is carved in the back.
In fact, a sparrow has a point relationship.
A cat attacks a sparrow and eats it.
But a cat is sleeping, so a sparrow can play with peace of mind.
There is also a theory that it represents a peaceful world where such conflicts do not occur.
That's amazing!
And they worshiped in front of Tokugawa Ieyasu's grave.
The last one is "omikuji".
"Shokuchi"!
"Shokuchi" is good, isn't it?
Is it good?
It's a standard "omikuji" in shrines.
But in fact, it's been around since the Muromachi era.
Since Muromachi era.
It's been around for a long time.
That's right.
By the way, where is it originated from?
It's originated from...
Here is a question!
That's right!
Where is Japanese "omikuji" originated from?
I don't know.
A. Ryukyu B. China
I'm curious, but you don't know, do you?
I haven't thought about its origin.
Let's see everyone's answers.
Open!
"God" is Japanese, but there were times when temples were the same, and it basically crossed India and China, so I wondered if it was that route.
Okada-sama, China!
I used to say "China's fortune-teller" a lot, but I've never had a fortune-teller.
Oh, I might be right.
Fortune-tellers are written in kanji.
It's written in kanji.
That's right.
It's written in kanji.
Fortune-tellers are written in kanji, so it's definitely Chinese origin.
Fortune-tellers are written in kanji!
That's right!
It's like "Machibito Kitaru".
What will it be, Shige-san?
The correct answer is...
Didn't you say earlier that it's written in Chinese characters?
How is it?
Please look at the VTR
It's written in Chinese characters
What is the origin of Japanese fortune-telling transmitted from China?
In the southern part of China,
there was a fortune-telling called "Tianzhi Kuji"
It is said that the fortune-telling "Tianzhi Kureisen" originated from there
What kind of fortune-telling was it?
There was a fortune-telling from 1 to 100
The fortune-telling "Tianzhi Kureisen" from 1 to 100 is said to be the origin of Japanese fortune-telling
There is a slight difference between Chinese "Tianzhi Kureisen" and Japanese fortune-telling
There are "Daikichi" and "Kyo"
The one with "Bachida" is Japanese original
Is that so?
Chinese fortune-telling doesn't have "Kyo"
Chinese fortune-telling uses Chinese characters "Kanshi"
Japanese fortune-telling uses Chinese characters "Kanshi" as well
So, ordinary people can't read Chinese characters
Chinese fortune-telling uses "Kanshi" to know whether Chinese characters have good or bad meanings
Fortune-telling is profound
How was your day?
By the way,
I thought about it today
Can anyone become a fortune-teller?
Here is the last question
In order to become a fortune-teller who works in a shrine, what do you usually have to do?
Don't you care about it?
Sure, I do
I've never thought about it
You've never thought about it, right?
I've never thought about it
Do you usually think about it?
What do you usually do?
Let's see everyone's answers
Open!
I don't know
As long as you do it.
Well, there must be something.
What does this say, Mr. Anno?
This is to receive a mission from the person who has the source code.
Ah! I see.
You can't do it no matter how hard you try, and you have to be assigned by someone.
I see.
Yes, Mr. Okoda is from the Kanno school, so Mr. Tatsumi is also from the Shiken and Okaba school.
I've been to Shiken for sure.
Mr. Minowa is also from Shiken, and Mr. Okaba also passed the national exam.
By the way, I was in a national school school,
and when I went to the national school university above it, there was a conversation like, "You're going to be a kammushi, aren't you?"
So, at least it's not about recruitment or anything like that.
Oh, it's a national school school.
Well, what is it?
The correct answer is...
Well, you got the answer about getting a license.
Thank you very much.
It's not a national exam, is it?
You wrote too much.
A national exam is...
I heard about it.
You know, you can go to a university.
You said it yourself, though.
That's right.
What is a university for working in a shrine?
There are two universities necessary for becoming a priest.
There are two universities, Kokubakuen University and Kodokan University.
Oh, you said it.
I see.
In Kokubakuen University, you can learn about the rituals necessary for becoming a priest,
history of shrines, and myths.
You can learn about those things.
Is there such a thing?
Yes, there is.
I see.
If you graduate from Kokubakuen University, you can get a general license for becoming a priest.
I see.
There were a lot of things I didn't know about.
So, the second hour is over.
The 12th round so far is...
Here is the score.
Wow!
After the second hour,
Ann Todai, Baba Waseda, Aogaku, Okada, and Murakami are in the top four.
Who will advance to the finals?
In the third hour, each of you will answer two questions about the rituals necessary for becoming a priest.
"It's Amazing that You Know" Rituals Necessary for Becoming a Priest
I want you to answer quickly.
I'm under a lot of pressure.
In shrines all over Japan,
there may be animals who are considered to be servants of God.
For example, in Kasuga Taisha in Nara Prefecture,
it is said that God came here riding a deer.
Deer are considered to be servants of God and are protected as natural monuments.
On the other hand, in Tsurugaoka Hachimanguu Niwa in Kanagawa Prefecture,
which was transferred to its current location by its source,
The god of fortune, Hachiman-shin, whom Genji worshiped,
appeared as a guide in the battle of Genpei,
but there is a problem here!
What is it?
The design of the "eight" written on the frame carried by Roman also changed.
Which one is the god of Hachiman-gun, Tsurugaoka?
A. Crow
B. Pigeon
Um...
I think they're both possible.
The correct answer is...
The "hachi" character of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu is expressed in the second episode of "Hato".
Even in the battle of Genpei, when Yoritomo of Minamoto escaped difficulty,
it seems that Hachiman-sama's servant, Hato, appeared.
By the way, Hato Saburei, which is popular as a maker of Kamakura, where Hachiman-sama is located,
is said to have created Hato in the form of Hato because the founder respected Hachiman-sama and wanted to make sweets related to Hachiman-sama.
Aogakudaisotsu, Prosecutor Murakami's question.
The Shimogamo Shrine in Kyoto Prefecture, which is also known for its fine fur.
The Shrine is said to be around 90 BC and is the oldest shrine in Kyoto.
90 BC, amazing!
Such a Shimogamo Shrine has a pond that is said to have antidote for leprosy.
During the Kamakura period, when the ancient emperor was cleansing his hands in this pond, several bubbles emerged from the pond.
These are bubbles when water comes out of the underground.
This phenomenon is said to have very good luck.
It is said that it is now transmitted as Japanese sweets by offering something made of the floating bubbles.
Here is the question.
Which of the Japanese sweets is said to have originated from Shimogamo Shrine's pond?
A. Mitarashi Dango
B. Shiratama Zenzai
B! Shiratama Zenzai!
The correct answer is...
Yes, mitarashi dango.
Oh, no!
My face!
In ancient times, in shimogamo shrine, dango was offered without stabbing with a skewer.
However, when five bubbles were created, which are said to have good luck,
five of them were stabbed with one skewer and offered to God.
From there, mitarashi dango with sauce on dango was born.
A question for Mr. Aogaku Daisetsu, Mr. Okada Sayaka.
Not only in Japan, but also from all over the world,
about 30 million people come to worship in Tokyo every year.
It's a war symbol.
Speaking of that symbol...
Yes.
It's "kaminari-mon".
The current one was founded in 1960 by Konosuke Matsushita, president of Matsushita Electric.
For that reason, "matsushita-denki" is written on the big bell.
Here's a question.
Which creature was dug under the big bell at "kaminari- mon" during the war?
I've seen it before.
Me, too!
I've seen it, too!
It was dug under the big bell, wasn't it?
B, tiger.
Which one is it?
If you look at it when it's dug under the big bell...
Neither is wrong.
Everyone!
B!
B is tiger!
Where is it?
The correct answer is...
Asakusa, where there is a battlefield, is crowded with wooden houses and is very vulnerable to fire.
The Thunder Gate has disappeared and reopened many times.
The dragon is said to be a god who makes it rain and wishes for the city not to catch fire.
If you don't even remember the reason like this, you'll forget it.
I'll never forget it.
This is a question for Daisotsu Minowa Haruka.
Kotohira-gu, Kagawa Prefecture, which is friendly with Konpira-san.
To go to the main guu on the mountain in three steps, it takes 40 minutes on one way with an adult's feet.
The number of steps is 786 steps.
Fifth question.
On the way up the 786-step staircase, you see a hand washer in front of the main guu, and you go down one step.
What is the reason for that?
What is it?
a. To get rid of bad luck from your body.
b. To avoid bad luck numbers.
Will Haruka be able to do it?
The answer is...
B. To avoid bad luck numbers.
Why are you going backwards?
Originally, there are 786 steps of Kotohira-gu stairs,
but since the number 786 leads to bad luck words like "worried",
it is said that Kotohira-gu stairs are 785 steps of Kotohira-gu stairs.
It's well thought out.
K.O. and Fuka are mass-produced.
Let's do it! Let's do it! Let's do it! Let's do it!
Let's do it! Let's do it! Let's do it!
It is said that there are about 30,000 cars in the country.
Inari Shrine's main building, Fushimi Inari Taisha in Kyoto.
Its history is old and is said to be 711 years old.
It is popular with many worshippers for business prosperity and home safety.
Among them, the famous one is the Thousand Trees.
In fact, since the Edo period,
people who came for worship gradually increased the number of Trees in shrines.
Here is the question.
The increasing number of Trees in Fushimi Inari Taisha originates from worshippers' certain thoughts.
What are they?
A. God has Trees.
B. Wishes come true.
Fuka, you have five seconds.
What is it?
A. Birds.
Birds.
What is it?
The answer is...
- That's not fair! - That's cheating!
- A tree is... - A tree is a little...
With the hope that their wishes will come true,
they lit up the tree.
Since the Edo period, the number of trees has increased.
By the way, even now, the number of trees is increasing.
The number of trees is more than 10,000.
- Wow! - Wow!
K.O. Great Disaster, Matsui Kemuri-san's problem.
- I'm sure Fukawa-san's part will be correct. - Let's change the flow.
- Seriously, let's change the flow. - Let's change the flow.
Izumo-taisha of Shimane Prefecture, where all kinds of gods are said to gather.
I've been there, Kemuri.
Its main hall is 24 meters high and is a shrine that boasts of being the best in Japan.
However, Izumo-taisha exists in Shimane Prefecture.
- Yes. - Huh?
This area has a myth that a huge kingdom called Izumo Empire existed before the Yamatai Empire.
- Huh? - What kind of myth is that?
To cover up this myth, in 1984,
- a 358-strong sword was discovered in Izumo. - Wow!
- Will it appear? - It is a great discovery of the century...
It is a great discovery of the century that exceeds in one place
In addition, something was discovered in the surroundings of Izumo Taisha in 2000
Here is the problem
What is it?
This is a round mark with a diameter of 1.3 meters indicating the trace of discovery
What led to it?
a. grave
b. run
The answer is...
B. Pillars.
Yes!
We did it!
The next object was dispatched.
A giant pillar made of one-third of wood was discovered.
It's thick.
The arrangement and structure of this pillar
were similar to those depicted in the design drawings of the main hall,
which have been passed down from Izumo-taisha since ancient times.
Izumo-taisha used to be twice as big as it is now,
and it is said that it may have been a 48-meter-tall giant temple
that is comparable to a 15-story building.
Really?
Brotherhood.
A question for Mr. Tatsumi and Mr. Takuro.
What is it?
Shichifukujin, which is very familiar to Japanese people.
Shichifukujin.
The seven gods who had faith in each other
have been worshiped together since the Muromachi period,
but in fact, most of these seven gods are overseas gods.
What?
Not in Japan?
Daikoku-ten, Bishamon-ten, Benzai-ten are Indian gods.
Fukuro-kuju and Juro-jin are Chinese gods, but...
What?
Here is the problem.
Do you know them?
Only one of Shichifukujin is an ancient Japanese god.
Which one is it?
Mr. Tatsumi, you seem to know it.
A. Ebisuten, whose business is booming.
Isn't his name Ebisu?
B. Kufuenman's Hoteison.
I've seen this before!
I want to win the championship!
How much did the Japanese know about it?
The answer is...
A. Ebysten, who was born and raised in China.
Ebysten is said to be the son of Izanagi and Izanami, who made the Japanese boat.
Since he came from the sea, he is regarded as a god of fishing.
By the way, B. Hoteison is a god who came from China.
The same question is asked to Shokichi.
This year, Fukuotoko Era Viva, which was held on January 10th,
is held at Nishinomiya Shrine in Hyogo Prefecture.
This is the headquarters of Ebystengo Matsuru Shrine, which is worshiped as a god of fortune.
Here is the question.
Generally, at shrines, donations are thrown into the donation box.
At this Nishinomiya Shrine, donations are pasted onto something huge that has been worshipped at shrines since 1970.
What is that something?
A. Oomaguro (tuna)
B. Kagami mochi (mirror cake)
Oomaguro is not good for you, is it?
D.
From 1970, a local fishing association prayed for the sun of that year and held a fire of Oomaguro at Nishinomiya Shrine, but since
Oomaguro was too big, it was not placed in the main hall and was placed in an abandoned hall that was received by worshipers.
Then, worshipers began to stick donations on Oomaguro, and since the donations did not fall off immediately, money became available.
I see. Everyone thinks about various things.
The problem for Kuroiwa Rina of Todai Sotsu.
Meiji Emperor and his queen are worshipped at Meiji Jingu.
In fact, it is also known that there are many power spots.
Ootory, which is 12 meters high.
Sazareishi, which also appears in "Kokka Kimigayo".
Kiyomasa no Ido, where 60 liters of water comes out every minute. There are various power spots.
It's been popular for a while.
In that case, if you walk up to the main hall, you will see "turning corner".
In fact, this place is also a power spot, but it's an electricity problem.
Since this sand is bent at a certain angle, it is said to be a hidden power spot, but what degree is it?
A. 77 degrees.
B. 88 degrees.
The picture is coming out.
This is...
B.
The correct answer is...
Wonderful!
"B", 88 degrees.
Amazing!
Ando-san, please take it back.
This corner looks like 90 degrees at first glance,
but it is designed to bend at 88 degrees according to "8", which is wide and has good performance.
Therefore, this corner is also called "the power spot" as many people know.
I'm glad I found a picture of it.
"Waseda-daisotsu", a question for Baba Noriko-san.
What is it?
"Butsu-zou" that exists all over Japan.
In fact, the shape of the hands is also different.
That's right.
For example, "amida-nyorai-ryu-zou".
Both hands have the shape of making a ring with their fingers,
which means "I came to pick you up from the paradise".
In addition, the shape of "kamakura-daibutsu"
represents that one is in deep meditation,
and the shape of "butsu-zou" each has its own meaning.
In India where Buddhism was born,
there is a custom of conveying one's feelings to others by hand gestures from ancient times.
This custom is said to have been incorporated into "butsu-zou" as well,
but here is the problem.
What does the Great Buddha of Nara do?
What is the meaning of the pose of his right hand?
a. Stop and think.
b. Don't be afraid.
The correct answer is...
B. Don't be afraid.
In the first place, the reason why Nara's Buddha statue was built was that at the time of Confucianism, disasters and rebellions were rampant and social anxiety was subdued by the power of Buddhism.
The right hand of Nara's Buddha statue is called "semuyin" and it means "don't be afraid" and "reassure people".
By the way, the left hand is called "yoganyin" and it means "don't be afraid" and "reassure people".
By the way, the right hand of Nara's Buddha statue is called "yoganyin" and it means "don't be afraid" and "reassure people".
I want to win!
No, you don't have to say your wish now.
The problem of Matsui Kemuri-san, who graduated from Keio University.
In 607 B.C., it is said that it was built by Emperor Suiko and Emperor Shotoku.
It's a very old story.
The world's largest wooden building at that time, Goju- no-to, has its own world philosophy.
From below, it represents a Buddhist universe of earth, water, fire, wind and air.
I see.
And Goju-no-to is often thought to be five stories tall.
Is it different?
Here is the problem!
What is it?
How many stories tall is Goju-no-to in Horyu-ji?
What is it?
A. One story tall.
No way!
B. Six stories tall.
No way!
The correct answer is...
Let's take a look at the internal structure of Gojyu-no-tou.
The floor is only at the bottom and the inside is blown out.
There are no stairs installed.
This is not for Gojyu-no-tou to live in, but because it was built as one of the shrines to worship the Buddha.
Waseda University graduate Noriko Baba's problem.
One of the three Hachimangus in Japan, Iwashimizu Hachimangu in Yawatashi, Kyoto Prefecture.
I've never been there.
This shrine with a chikurin on the third floor has been famous as a shrine with a role of protection for Kyoto's south west side since its construction.
It's cool.
In recent years, it's been popular to have a role of protection for Kyoto's south west side since its construction.
I don't like it.
Here's the problem.
What is it?
Who was the first person to have a role of protection for Kyoto's south west side since its construction?
A. Einstein
B. Edison
Isn't he Japanese?
Dad, is it A or B?
B!
The answer is...
B, Edison!
Actually, there is a deep connection between Iwashimizu Hachimangu and Edison.
And that is...
What is it?
A bamboo that grew around Iwashimizu Hachimangu.
Why?
When Edison made electricity work, he chose Iwashimizu Hachimangu's bamboo as a filament material.
Since then, a commemorative edifice for Edison was built in the 9th century.
Since the 62nd century, edifices depicting Edison's face have been built.
Damn it! I want to continue with Mr. Anno, who is from Tokyo University!
A mirror often seen in the main hall of a shrine.
This is called "goshintai", and it is said that it is inhabited by God.
In fact, there are various types of "goshintai" depending on the shrine.
The most ancient "goshintai" in Shizuoka Prefecture, which is the oldest shrine in the Tokai area, is...
Mount Fuji!
And Itsukushima Shrine in Hiroshima Prefecture is said to be "goshintai" throughout Miyajima Prefecture.
Isn't it too big?
Here is the question!
There is a shrine in Asahi Town, Yamagata Prefecture.
It is also called "the Alps of the Northeast".
This shrine in Asahi Town, which is located at the foot of the Asahi Federation,
has a very rare "goshintai" enshrined in it.
Which one is it?
A. Earth.
I don't think we can go all the way to air.
- With "a", "a". - Earth! Earth!
- How about it? - I want you to get it right!
The correct answer is...
Please! Please!
- It's there! It's there! - "b", air.
What are you doing?
It's in Asahi Town, Yamagata Prefecture.
It's called "air people".
- See, it's in the name, too! - It's "air people", isn't it?
Based on the wishes of local people who value clean air in the north and south,
- it was built in 2002. - I see.
- Do you use it every day? - Air conditioners and air purifiers...
- I see. - Companies related to air also come to pay respects.
- I don't know everything. - Everything?
- I hope you'll get it right! - The question for Prosecutor Furatami...
"Komainu", which is often seen in shrines.
This is a creature that is worshipped as a servant of God.
There are many kinds of creatures depending on the shrine.
For example, the servant of God of Go'o Shrine in Kyoto is...
a boar.
The servant of God of Hayasuhime Shrine in Oita Prefecture is...
an octopus.
However, here's the problem!
Mishima Shrine in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City.
At the end of the Heian Period, Go'o Shirakawa, who couldn't have children,
prayed for the birth of his child to Mishima's god, Mishima Daimyojin.
And now, Mishima Shrine has been built.
- Wow! - That's how it started and...
it's being worshipped as a shrine for praying for the birth of a child.
Which creature is worshipped as a servant of God in this shrine?
A. Lunari
B. Kamehameha
The correct answer is...A. Nuggets!
Since eels have a long life and strong vitality,
it is said that it became a god's servant of Mishima Daimyojin, who has the role of Anzan and Kosazuke.
By the way, now, a festival to thank and wish for eels is held every year.
Next, we have a question for Todai Sotsu and Shunkutei Shokichi.
Kyoto Prefecture's Kiyomizu-dera was renovated in 778.
The stage of Kiyomizu, which starts from the main hall, is famous and is about 13 meters high.
I've never seen it from such a low place.
In the Edo period, if you believe in Kannon-sama and jump off the stage, your life will be saved and your wish will come true.
In other words, jumping off the stage of Kiyomizu was born in order to make a bold and big decision.
There are other words that Kiyomizu-dera became a god's servant of Mishima Daimyojin, but...
Here is the question.
Which of the words is said by Mizo on the wall of Kiyomizu-dera's main hall?
I want you to answer.
a. A crack occurs.
b. A roundabout tour.
It's very similar.
It's appropriate for rakugo.
The correct answer is...
In the Edo period, in Kiyomizudera, there was a hundred-degree turn around the main buddha several times for prayer purposes, but...
The scars on the buddha are said to have been left as a sign of turning around the buddha at night when it is dark and you can't see it.
The hundred-degree turn around is a ritual that continues around the buddha, and repeating the same argument does not mean that the story does not proceed.
Now, Mr. Okada, who can never drop it for the final prediction!
Osaka, Mino, Ryuanji, where the oldest Zen temple in Japan is enshrined.
It is a temple where worshippers pray for business prosperity, but...
Here is the question!
From the end of the Sengoku period to the early Edo period, which event spread all over Japan when Mino, Ryuanji were founded here?
a. treasure lottery b. New Year's money
B is also about money.
Oh, I see.
treasure lottery
The correct answer is...
In Ryuanji, during the Edo period,
people worshipped from Gantan to Nanoka
and a lottery was held for them.
They put in a card with their name on it,
and the monks of the temple would choose it.
The winner would receive a lucky charm.
As it spread in the city,
it started to be sold as "tomikuji" which is money you win.
It became "takara kuji" later.
This is "tomikuji" during the Edo period.
For example, the winning number 1714 has a winning amount of 250 taels.
At the current price, it's about 32.5 million yen.
That's a lot of money!
There was also a winning amount of 100 million yen.
That's a lot of money!
Next, we have two questions for Tatsumi-san.
What is the correct way of worshipping Izumo-taisha?
A.
Correct again!
Toudaisotsu Kuromiwa-san is also correct!
But, Waseda-daisotsu's Haruka-san and Keio-daisotsu's Fukawa-san are incorrect!
Therefore...
Here is the current ranking!
Based on three hints, they will answer "Shinja Bukkakumei" and pass the test!
Waseda University, Baba Noriko!
Aoyama Academy University, Murakami Kenji!
Also Aoyama Academy University, Okada Sayaka!
Who will get three points and win?
Here is the first question!
It is also called "completion disease".
You can press it before you know it!
Completion disease!
Okada Sayaka!
Dazaifu Tenbangu!
Let's continue. Question!
What about Izumo Taisha?
I don't know.
Let's move on.
Question!
In 788, the
Mr. Murakami reached the top!
He reached the top!
That's not good!
Will Baba Noriko win the Waseda Grand Prix?
Question!
In 1612...
Mr. Murakami!
- Huh!? - Let's do it!
Mr. Murakami!
Um... well, um...
Toshougu Rikko!
- That's not it. - I guess I should get it.
Let's go with hint number two.
Yes?
- It's famous for its central villa. - Oh, this is bad!
- Well! - This is bad!
- Now, this is your victory! - This is bad!
- You have a say in this. - Mr. Sengakuji.
Oh!
And the champion this time is Baba-san!
Amazing!
In the end, Baba-san got it!
That's amazing!
That's right! It's a sense of stability!
From now on, it's a secret!
If you know it, it's amazing!
Jinja-bukkaku-ni-taku test!
K.O. measure!
The burden is on both of you!
Please show me a good place!
Honganji, which is found all over Japan!
Honganji!
Originally, they were of the same ethnic group, but...
During the Warring States Period,
Jodo Shinshu Honganji force and Oda Nobunaga's battle of Ishiyama also caused...
Jodo Shinshu Honganji faction and Shinshu Otani faction were divided.
Jodo Shinshu Honganji faction is located in west Honganjiya in Kyoto,
Tsukiji Honganji in Tokyo, and so on.
There are 11,106 Honganji factions nationwide.
On the other hand, Shinshu Honganji faction is located in east Honganjiya in Kyoto.
Shinshu Honganji faction is located in west Honganjiya in Kyoto.
There are 8,600 Honganji factions nationwide.
Here is the question!
What kind of question is it?
Which of the overseas cities in east Honganjiya are separate?
A. Paris
B. Los Angeles
Which one is it?
The answer is...
B. Los Angeles.
East Honganji is located in Little Tokyo, the largest Japanese community in the United States, located in Los Angeles.
During the Meiji era, many Japanese people dreamed of moving to the United States in order to get closer to the United States.
As a result of the Japanese moving to Los Angeles and creating a Japanese restaurant,
the Japanese community called "Little Tokyo" was created.
As a spiritual home for the Japanese living there, it was established in 1904 as the first local community in Los Angeles.
Next, who is the unknown person involved in the Meiji era?
Asada Graduate Haruka Minowa has a question for him.
You know me, don't you?
Where am I?
The Meiji people of Tokyo are said to be the number one worshippers in Japan for the first time.
When Meiji Emperor was defended in 1912,
foreign people who wanted to honor and worship the Meiji Emperor for eternity and listen to the voices of Japanese people
and try to leave the Meiji era as it is were planning to increase the number of foreign people.
Here is the question!
Who is the person involved in the Meiji era?
A. Yukichi Fukuzawa
B. Eiji Shibusawa
The correct answer is...
Which one?
B. Eiji Shibusawa.
Eiji Shibusawa is a Japanese businessman.
He established the first bank in Japan.
He is famous for his economic activities.
In fact, he himself compiled the last general of Edo Shogunate Yoshinobu Tokugawa.
He wanted to leave the truth to the public.
When the Meiji Emperor was defended...
He wanted the public to talk about Meiji for a long time.
He planned to increase Meiji Shogunate.
You said Eiji Shibusawa before.
Eiji Shibusawa is special, isn't he?
No, he is not.
Isn't he?
He is amazing.
He is involved in many things.
He was involved in Meiji Shogunate.
The correct answer is...
The next question is "Which one is more delicious, beef or super?"
It's common sense among common sense.
Which one will shine as No. 1?
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