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There are many shrines and temples in Japan that offer beautiful scenery.
Wow!
Shrines that allow you to gaze at the starry sky.
Temples that allow you to see both cherry blossoms and Buddha statues.
Let's ask questions from such stunning shrines and temples.
First question!
In Saga Prefecture, Tara Town, there is an Oouo Shrine.
Walking around the shrine for 5 minutes, you will see three trees.
That's fast!
In Oouo Shrine, when a phenomenon occurs, a spectacular view appears.
What is that phenomenon?
What?
It's faster than I expected.
Phenomenon.
Phenomenon?
There is a phenomenon.
Is there something?
Phenomenon?
Now, open your answers!
Manchō, Manchō, Shionomichi area...
Do you usually have the same answer?
The correct answer is...
Wow!
Look at that!
That's amazing!
That's awesome!
Yes!
Beautiful.
Everyone is correct!
That's good.
It's a good fit.
It's quite deep.
The place where you can see the mysterious scenery like a tree floating in the sea by the salt,
is called a city where you can see the lunar gravity from the size of the water's fluctuation.
The person who will explain in detail is...
The popular lady group, Soezamokaze, Shock Eye.
He visits more than 100 Zekkei shrines and Buddha statues every year.
When you wait for a picture of Zekkei taken by Mr. Shokkurai on your smartphone,
rumors of the city getting popular spread and the only reason he arrived was...
a walking tower spot!
When I went there, there were puddles of water left that could lead you to the city center and the city wall.
It reflected a lot of light and captured beautiful scenery.
So I hope you can enjoy the beautiful scenery while feeling the direction of the living sea.
Next place to visit in 2025 is...
Chiba Prefecture, Tateyama City.
Tateyama?
Sumosaki Shrine.
Do you know about it, everyone?
This is where the first general of Kamakura Shogunate, Ninamoto no Yoritomo, prayed for war.
Is that so?
The main temple behind the ruins is designated as a permanent cultural property of Tateyama City.
It's real!
Such a shrine is located near the coast.
You can see a big horizon ahead of the tree.
What?
What can you see from the magnificent view of Sunosaki Shrine along with the birds?
What?
Well, Taira-san, you were fast.
Okada-san is staying there.
Himan is also staying there.
I don't know.
Now, everyone's answers. Open!
Sunset, blue sky, sunset, this is Kou-chan.
I think it's morning. I thought it would be prettier if the sun was rising.
Taira-san wrote Mt. Fuji.
I went to a shrine a little while ago and there was a sign saying,
you can see Mt. Fuji together from here.
[PH] It might be correct.
I've mentioned it before.
But it's difficult to expect Mount Fuji geographically.
Really?
But you saw it?
I saw it.
The correct answer is...
Huh?
Is it right?
Is it?
I see.
Mount Fuji.
Wow!
That's amazing!
Victory!
I got goosebumps!
Victory!
This is Fuji at dusk when we were shooting the shock love.
Beautiful!
And...
Wow!
I'm going to choose the next season, and you can see the Diamond Fuji here.
The sunset overlaps the Fuji's house.
The Diamond Fuji over a tree is a rare view that is hard to see,
but this year, May 25th is a chance!
Do you go to private school often?
Yes, we do.
Ms. Jitsuo Taira-Yuna, who is active as an actress,
graduated from Shinto Culture Department of National University of Japan, where she learned about shrines and Shintoism professionally.
She also has a certificate of a kannushi.
That's amazing!
And former Kamen Rider Agito and Casshew are also from Shinto culture department of National Academy of Sciences.
People who are taught professional things in college are a little too powerful.
Can the talented celebrities beat the two people who know about Shinto culture department shrines?
Next is...
Oh, it's Kitakushi.
Oh!
Is it in Miyazaki Prefecture, Miyazaki City?
What is it?
Aoshima Shrine.
It's also famous.
Yamasa Chihiko and Toyotama Hime, who appear in Japanese mythology,
say that this shrine has a special connection with love.
It's a popular shrine.
It's a bit like a tropical island.
You can feel the atmosphere of the moon and pine trees.
Actually, all the islands connected by main land and bridges are Aoshima Shrine.
The island is designated as a national special natural monument as a meteorite and non-meteorite plant.
The beautiful view of Aoshima Shrine is...
When it dries up, countless sand of the battlefield appear around the island.
This is amazing.
How can you do this?
While the earth layer appeared in the waves for a long time, only the hard rock layer remained like a board.
Did you make this by chance?
The view that spreads like surrounding the island is called a sea ship board because of its size.
Wow, it's here.
Aoshima Shrine is not made of soil but of something that has been excavated.
What is that something?
Please write it down.
What did you find?
You two from Shinto culture should know.
Do you study about shrines and Buddha statues all over Japan?
Oh, you do.
Then you know about their characteristics and such.
Yes, like why they chose this demon.
We know about that, but we haven't done it until you told us what you found.
Oh, you let us know one step ahead of you.
Answer, open!
Rockfish, coral, shellfish.
There are many shells.
Yes, many.
Indeed, many.
Kashu, shellfish.
I've been there before.
When I walked along the beach, I felt like there were shellfish down there.
The answer is...
This one!
Rockfish? Which one?
Which is it?
Which is the coral?
It's a shellfish!
Awesome.
A commoner's treasure.
Yeah.
We did it.
Seriously?
Awesome.
The blue island is an island where shellfish were deposited on the ground that was used in ancient times.
It is said that ancient people picked up shellfish on the beach and made wishes on it.
Even now, it is said that if you put your thoughts in the shellfish you picked up on the beach and make a wish on this rock
your wish will come true.
Next is...
Yamanuchi Prefecture, Nagato City, Motonosumi Shrine.
I know this.
Don't say unnecessary things.
I know this.
Founded in 1955,
it is said that it was founded by a hunter who appeared under the pillow of a local fisherman.
What is the view of such an old-style shrine?
I'm so happy!
I want to go there!
Countless trees line up facing the ocean
They are preserved for about 10 years
The number of trees is 123
And at the end of the trees
There is one big tree
Hmm, delicious!
Oh, suddenly!
This tree is installed with something that you often see in shrines,
so simple things are very difficult in ordinary shrines.
What is installed here?
Is it difficult to do in ordinary shrines?
Yes, it is.
So, this is for those of you who are lost and those of you who are quick.
I think we know who they are.
This is also famous.
[PH] Who are they?
Let's see your answers!
A lot of people think it's a donation box.
Kemuri, you think it's a donation box?
I thought we were playing basketball.
I thought we were doing this.
The correct answer is...
The winner is...
Oh!
Wow!
It's a draw!
Ko-chan Baba-san, Okada-san, Taira-san, Matsue-kun, Fukka-san, correct!
Wow!
The original Sumi Shrine's altar has a donation box like this.
If you can make a great donation, your wish will come true.
Many tourists are collecting donations.
Let's see the answer of the idiot.
Here!
Yay!
The two of you chose Yamaguchi.
You two have the same mouth.
We have the same age and same religion.
KASHIU, you are correct.
Don't throw money.
There are many things that are not original.
Next is...
Shikokuen.
It is in Kanhonji City in Kagawa Prefecture.
TATAYA SHRINE.
It's a cool shrine.
Because of its location on top of the 404m high Inazumi Mountain,
it is also called Mr. Inazumi.
It's located on a really high mountain,
and it has a great view.
That's where it became famous.
Here is the view.
Wow!
This is amazing.
Through the main tree, you can see the city of Kannonji and the vast Seto Inland Sea.
You can see a scenery like floating in the air, so it is also called the tree of heaven.
Wow! It's beautiful!
It's amazing!
This is unusual.
At night, there is a cityscape, lights are on, and you can enjoy a slightly different scenery.
Such a Takaya Shrine's main ingredient is...
Due to the strictness of the land and absence of a god,
something that was requested by the visitors was installed.
What could it be?
A. Automatic delivery.
B. Master's stamp.
Please answer with either A or B.
I think we'll want both.
Everyone's answers, open!
Oh!
Other than Hatsune Miku!
Is it possible?!
Why did you choose A, Tatsumi-san?
I was lost.
I know.
I'm scared.
I want you to choose B.
No, it's an automatic sales machine.
Look!
This vending machine installed in 2021 allows you to buy not only offerings of shrines, such as shrines and amulets, but also local specialties.
So, Takumi-san, you are great!
It's amazing!
It's really great!
What's next?
The next place is...
Futami Okitama Shrine in Mie Prefecture, Ise City.
This shrine facing Ise Bay is Ise Jingu in Ise City, about 8 km away.
People who come to Ise City have been familiar with this place as a place for washing away their dirty bodies.
Wow, that's fast!
At Futamiokitama Shrine,
it's a great view of something that can also serve as a shrine gate,
but what is it?
Something that can also serve as a shrine gate...
Ms. Tyra was very fast!
I feel like I'm getting promoted.
Now, everyone's answers...open!
Mewtwiwa, Mewtwiwa, Mewtwiwa...two rocks!
What about Outsleemanc's rocks?
It's not one rock, but multiple of them.
How many?
Well, two, two and then...
That's not good!
You're trying to adjust the number!
There are two smokes, right?
Yes, we've decided on the number.
The correct answer is...
It's a neo-tonyma.
So, Baba-san, Morisako-san, Tatsumi-san, Kashuu-san, Taira-san, Matsui-kun, you're correct!
Because two rocks are close together like a couple, they are called eye-level rocks.
In fact, it is believed that they are taken for worshipping the sun god Amaterasu-omi god.
Next, we will visit a beautiful shrine that should be visited in 2025.
It is in Takachiho-cho, Miyazaki Prefecture.
It is Amanoiwato Shrine.
It is a good place.
Do you know about it?
It is written in Japanese mythology.
Amaterasu Omikami is hiding in a shrine called Amanoiwato Cave.
This is the view.
This is a sacred place where Amaterasu Omikami is hidden in a cave and they talk.
Amanoyaskawara.
Cool!
What?
What is said to be granted if you do it in Amanoyasukawara?
A. Stack up stones.
B. Push a huge rock.
Kashiuzan and Daira finished faster than me at the same time.
I've been there.
It's famous.
I've been there.
It's quite famous.
Do you remember, Mr. Tasumi?
I've been here twice.
Really?
I think it's this one.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Tea drinking game!
This is how it works!
I'm not confident.
What kind of rock do you push?
I push it like this.
Everyone is asking for help, what is your attitude?
Everyone is asking for help.
The correct answer is ...
Please, big rock.
It's piling up.
It's a little more piled up.
It's a bit funny.
Yes, they pile up stones.
So, the correct answer is nothing but Ko-chan!
It's cute!
In the past, only the temple was the target of worship,
but it is also said to be a place mentioned in Japanese mythology,
and it seems that stones began to be piled up in the cave by people who made a wish someday.
Wow!
This is what I don't want to do on this show.
I'm the only one who's in A class.
This is the most embarrassing.
You shouldn't make mistakes.
It's not good to break your heart in B class.
It's like a quiz show.
We didn't say that.
Next is...
Kyushu again.
Kyushu is a lot.
Udo Jingu in Nichinan City, Miyazaki Prefecture.
Udo Jingu.
It's like praying while walking down the stairs on the cliff with the sea below.
It's a spectacular view.
This is the spectacular view.
[PH] The next day
Wow!
The waves are beautiful!
Wow!
Under the rocks!
It's beautiful!
Wow!
What is that?
Wow!
It's going down!
General shrines have main hall just after you climb up the shrine tower,
but Udo Shrine has main hall just after you climb down the shrine tower.
It's called a rare downhill shrine.
It's rare indeed.
Further ahead, there is a cave.
I'd like to go there.
There is a rock where water sometimes falls from.
Wow!
This water dripping rock has a name from its appearance. What is it?
A. Tear Rock B. Tear Drop Rock
Wow! Both are good!
What is it?
Oh, there is also a fast one.
What is it?
Well, this is...
Everyone is talking about it except for Baba-san.
Aren't you all stupid?
It's a little late.
I don't know where the hint is.
Now, everyone's answers are open!
Please say it.
[PH] Ah!
It's good!
The answer is...
I want to see you lose by yourself.
Father!
Come here, father!
The name is Father.
All right!
It is said that Princess Toyotama, daughter of the god of the sea, gave birth to her own baby for her child.
Many women visit Anzan Prayer.
It's fun to watch quiz shows.
It's really fast to recover.
I'm happy.
Next is...
In Sasaguri Town, Fukuoka Prefecture...
Nanzoin.
It is a special treasure with a secret of Koyasan Shingon Province.
I think this Nanzoin has the world's largest...
I wonder what it is...
I hope you will see it.
The world's largest?
What is it?
What is the world's largest scape in Nanzoin?
What is Sensoji? Isn't it Asakusa?
This is ...
It's here.
Oh, sell it!
What is the world's largest spectacular view at Nanzoin?
This question is about the spectacular view, right?
It's not spectacular view, but it's the world's largest view, right?
What is the world's largest tree?
No...
[PH] San!
Everyone's answers. Open!
Go-chan, Nehanzo.
Kemuri-kun, Nehanzo.
The images were horizontal.
I see.
I thought it was like this.
And I thought that the world's largest one is also in the world.
I thought that this would be included.
Norisako-san, Niwa.
I thought there was a garden like curry and acid water.
That's the largest one.
If it's that range, it's the world's largest song.
The correct answer is...
[PH] Yes!
It's huge!
Dad and Mom, Matsui and Seigai!
Three people!
It's 41 meters in length and 11 meters in height.
It weighs 300 tons and is said to be the largest bronze in the world.
It's different in any color.
A month after buying this fish, ZHOUSHOU GUANYOU won a lottery.
The prize money is 13 million yen including the first and second prizes.
It's a big prize.
Most of the prize money was used for donations and other things,
but some of it was spent to build this large national road.
[PH] Wow!
With a wish to share good luck with everyone,
many lottery tickets are now displayed.
Here is the idiot's answer!
Murase-san!
I was doing it!
A little dive!
It's amazing!
On a radio show!
It's amazing!
What is a grass-throwing net?
It's a net that makes a sound.
I thought it would be like a pool with water in it.
It's too fun.
It's a leisure activity like that.
It's not a married couple.
I'm glad it's not.
Next is.
This is in TANABESHI, WAKAYAMA.
This is a bear's main dish.
It's also a world heritage.
There are about 4700 bears in Japan, and they are all from Kumano Shrine.
Wow, that's fast!
The head of Kumano Shrine says that there is the largest beautiful view in Japan. What is it?
What is it?
The largest beautiful view in Japan?
I think I know. What is it?
What do you mean by beautiful view in Japan?
Have you ever been there, Ms. Tyra?
No.
I don't have one. I've always wanted to go.
No.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Komainu...
Goshinboku...
Torii...
Okada-san...
Shimenawa! Shimenawa! Shimenawa!
Shimenawa!
Toriiya... Morisako-san...
The biggest in Japan in a shrine, there's only Torii...
Cyrus-san, rocks!
Rocks!
Eh, wasn't there something like an inner-body tour of bears?
A tour of the body.
I thought that was enough, but...
The correct answer is...
It's coming up.
It's huge!
Baby bear!
[PH] Wow!
It's huge!
It's a baby bear!
Mashiro, you're correct!
This is amazing.
I just said that.
The water lily is just above the tower.
The picture is good.
The picture is reflected and the scenery is wonderful.
The height of the water lily is 34 meters.
The width of the water lily is 42 meters.
In 2000, the water lily was built for world peace.
It's a little bit away from where the original head shrine of Buddha is located now.
Oh, I see.
Is that where it originated?
It seems like it.
It's like the original place.
That's amazing.
Next is...
Ise Shrine in Mie Prefecture.
Oh, it's beautiful.
The official name of Ise Jingu, which is considered as the highest shrine in Japan, is Jingu.
It includes the inner palace where amaterasu gods are worshipped,
the protective god of industry, and the Geku, where the Toyo family gods are worshipped.
It is a spectacular shrine where 125 mysterious gurus line up.
Wow!
Here it is.
In such Isejingu, there are about 1500 weddings held in one year.
What are they?
A. Wedding ceremonies.
Wow, that seems possible!
B. Festivals.
Festivals?!
What is this?
What is this? Is it a problem like that?
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Tatsumi-san, you really don't have to complain.
I'm not complaining. I'm not complaining.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Thank you.
Iman-kun and...
Morisako and Fukawa chose A.
It's not a place you can't have a wedding, is it?
If so, I think it's strange to have four or five groups a day.
Yes, that's about 1500 people.
Akash, B.
It's a festival or morning prayer.
There is a belief that we do morning prayer every day.
Which one is it?
The correct answer is...
B, festival.
KO-CHAN, MAMA-SAN, OKADA-SAN, TATSUMI-SAN, KASHU-SAN, TAIRA-SAN, and MATSUI-KUN are correct.
In Ise Jingu, festivals dedicated to God are held frequently.
But this is three or four times a day, it's hard.
The most important festival dedicated to God Amaterasu and the grain harvested in that year is the Kanname-saiya.
It's written here.
Every day, morning and evening, they hold a festival to worship God and offer prayers and gratitude.
From daily morning prayers and large-scale festivals,
about 1500 festivals are held every year.
Now, let's look at my current score for the first hour.
This is it!
Kashizawa!
It's rising!
There are so many first place winners!
Everyone is first!
Kanshuu, Taira, you're great!
Tatsumi, Baba, Matsui, you're first!
Wow!
I didn't know it would get this far!
Nice, nice!
Will the talented celebrities win over the two who know about Shinto culture?
Next up is...
Sorry for the wait!
I'm Murashige of Shiritagarisuto.
Murashige's emotional test.
Murashige asks questions to know everything.
Murashige takes Murashige to a place where he knows everything.
If Murashige asks Murashige a lot of questions, he may find a lot of truths.
This time, Mr. Murashige visited the temple that represents Tokyo, Sensoji.
I know of it.
It is said to be the oldest temple in Tokyo, built in 628.
Yes.
Since the Edo period, it has been visited by more than 30 million people a year as a popular tourist attraction and cultural base.
It's one of Japan's most visited tourist attractions.
Such a well-known warrior king,
from Kaminari-mon to Hondo,
is going to worship with Murashige-san.
Sakahara Hiroyasu-san, a Shinto Buddhist expert.
I'm going with you.
Sensei, I'm curious about something about Murashige-san.
You said you know Shinto and temples well.
What's the difference between Shinto and temples?
Well, the object you worship is different.
The object you worship is different?
Yes, Shinto is an ancient Japanese ethnic religion.
And temples are a religion that Buddha started in India called Buddhism.
Oh, I see.
In other words, temples worship Japanese gods.
And temples worship Buddhas from abroad.
I see.
I thought both temples and shrines were Japanese.
She'll learn about the difference between a shrine and a hotel and head to the outskirts.
Sensouji is Asakusa-dera, isn't it?
Why do you call it Asakusa-dera and make it sound so difficult?
Good question. Why do you think that is?
I think it's more fashionable to say Sensouji than Asakusa-dera.
I see.
It's more fashionable to say, let's go to the sauna, rather than go to the sauna.
It's a little different.
So, here is the question!
Don't get excited!
Instead of Asakusa-dera, which of the following is called Sensouji?
A. It's a Chinese word, so it's a good name.
B. Asakusa's old name was Sensou.
Now, please write it down.
First of all, there are two tags.
This is what everyone thinks for a moment, right?
But you've never heard of it, right?
I've never heard of it.
I'm just trying to be cool.
When I posted it, it wasn't wrongly called Asakusa-dera.
That's normal.
Yes.
They said it was wrong, but I didn't know why it was wrong.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Yes.
That's dangerous.
I'm not sure about this.
The answer is...
A. It's a call from China.
Everyone got it right.
Wow, you were very fast, Ms. Taira. You answered immediately.
I learned this.
You learned it.
That's amazing.
But why do you call it Kiyomizudera?
Why do you call it Kiyomizudera?
This is for Ms. Murashige.
Yes, this is for Ms. Murashige.
Okay, Okapi.
Thank you for your good question.
Please explain it in a video.
What?
Explain it?
I thought you were going to explain it.
Can you do it?
The word is Buddhism.
Buddhism was born in India and was translated in China, and it has been passed down to Japan.
At the beginning of the 5th century, a Chinese monk named Kumara Chu, translated Buddhism as a basic Buddhist doctrine from Sanskrit to Chinese.
After that, it was passed down to Japan in 538 AD along the Korean Peninsula.
When the sun rises in the east, when the earth sinks, etc.
There are many Chinese-language temples called Reading.
In other words, the words used in the temple are Chinese.
Chinese?!
That's right. The sutra is also written in Chinese and the name of the temple is also based on Chinese.
However, sometimes you can read it in Kunyomi.
There is a temple called Kiyomizudera in Kyoto.
That is not Seisuiji, but Kiyomizudera.
It is also a temple that has been called by Kunyomi in Japanese history.
Such Kiyomizudera is also written in Muromachi period.
In the song of the brain called Yuya, it is said that it is Seisuiji.
The form of Kiyomizudera that was Kunyomi remains.
Innocent
Interesting
By the way, this gate is red
In the Japanese and Eastern Shogunate, people used to say that it was called Mayoke, right?
I remember.
Is this also Mayoke?
That's good. You remembered it well.
Thank you.
It's Mayoke.
This is Kaminarimon.
On both sides are the Buddha's name of Fujin and Raijin.
What?
Exile's...
So Raijin San...
Is it Ago Raijin San?
No, it's different.
That's a good joke.
It's not a joke!
Wind and thunder bring blessings as rain, wind and lightning.
It is said that they have a meaning of avoiding the evil.
It burned down in Edo period and disappeared in Canada.
But, it was reconstructed by connecting the head and body that remained in Meiji period.
In fact, statues are made of several materials combined.
So, I can pull only the head part out.
I couldn't pull out my whole body because of the fire, so I pulled only the head part out and came back.
Wow, you made a quick decision.
I made a quick decision.
Interesting.
And the one involved in repairing the body was...
Is that so?
Now, the question for the idiot, Kusanagi.
What store was involved in the restoration of the Wind God statue in Kaminari-mon?
Please answer in five seconds!
What is it? What is it?
I don't know! Wait a minute!
Nothing comes up!
What is it?
Nothing comes up! Maybe you should stop!
Say something!
Nothing comes up!
It's Tokiwado Kaminari-okoshi Bank, isn't it?
[PH] What?!
So, the correct answer is...
It was a store that started a firework.
Sanagi!
Don't retire in five seconds!
You're so annoying!
So, what is the correct answer?
How did it get involved in repair?
When we asked the shop's staff...
Kaminari gate was gone several times.
But it was rebuilt in 1960.
It was rebuilt in 1965.
Kaminari gate has been gone and rebuilt three times in the past.
At one time, it had disappeared for nearly 100 years.
It was gone for 100 years!
During the third reconstruction of the lighthouse,
the restoration of the Windman Minister statue was carried out by...
The Windman Minister statue which was stored by our predecessor president, Hocari Tsuneichi,
was restored and colored.
The statue is now restored and colored.
After that, she tried the kaminari okoshi.
It's good!
Once again, Ms. Murashige returned to Kaminari gate.
And she has one more question.
It's Kaminari gate, isn't it?
Yes.
But, it's a wind gate and a thunder gate, isn't it?
Yes.
Isn't a wind gate being ignored?
Oh, it's true!
It's true that a thunder gate of a thunder gate is being used,
but a wind gate of a wind gate is not being used.
The name is Kaminari Gate.
This is the only name of Kaminari Gate.
But we don't know the reason for it.
Nobody knows the reason for the old man being buried?
Nobody knows.
It's a pity.
But the official name is different.
The official name is written behind this lantern.
Let's go.
Everyone is looking at the answer.
So, here is a question for you, Yasko.
Go for it!
What is the official name of Kaminarimon?
I went to Kaminarimon and looked at the description.
It said, in big letters, yes!
Yes?
The official name is actually written on the back of the lantern.
Let's go.
So, if you turn around...
This is the official name.
Fu Rai Jin Mo?
In other words, both Fu Jin and Rai Jin have their names in it.
They do.
But isn't it surprisingly unknown?
Yes, because we're facing forward, we don't have to look back.
It's written properly here.
So, in short, it's Kaminarimon Gate.
Yes, so the abbreviation has spread.
I see.
It's great. It's interesting. I can go home now.
You can go home.
They finally go through Kaminarimon Gate and go to Sando in Sensouji Temple.
This is the part that connects to Sando in Sensouji Temple.
It's called Nakamise.
Nakamise? Has it existed for a long time?
Yes, it has existed since the Edo period and it's been around for a long time.
I see.
This is a bit like a place.
What is it?
But it's a shrine, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
Actually, it's the oldest in Japan.
Oh, I see.
Here's a question.
What is it?
It's a question.
What is the oldest street in Japan that is located in the shrine during the war?
It was practiced in Asakusa Shrine.
Practiced?
Wow!
Teacher!
What is this?
You taught me a lot of things.
And I'm happy.
What is a kiss?
What is that?
I asked you first!
It's a secret.
What?
You didn't know about it, did you?
I didn't know about it.
Oh.
You just thought it was what you saw, didn't you?
That's right.
You saw it from Murashige's perspective, too.
You saw it from Murashige's perspective, too, right?
Now, let's see everyone's answers!
Demise, Yatai street, shopping street, and Taira-san also said shopping street.
Shopping street, I thought it was simple and shopping street-like.
The correct answer is shopping street!
Good job!
Demise, Yatai street!
This is a temporary shop, so we will give you a penalty.
I'm sorry.
I don't like it, but it's the same.
Nakamise Street, which is located in Sendai during the war, was the oldest shopping street in Japan.
In fact, in the Edo period, instead of cleaning in the era of the war, a shop was built to open a shop.
So, the shopping district culture was spreading from here, right?
That's right.
Wow!
I've been learning a lot of knowledge from you, teacher.
I'm so happy!
In fact, the word
Asakusa is the original language.
That's not possible!
At this point, it's time for a walk to confirm.
What is the young people's language that became the original language during the war?
Murashigi is Iisa's word.
Iisa often uses it.
Manji!
Manji?
I've been giving my teacher a lot of knowledge.
Murashigi is dangerous.
I'm too smart and I'm dangerous.
The correct answer is dangerous.
That's not true.
Who made the word dangerous?
It is said to have been made in the Edo period.
Yabai? Was it around Edo period?
In the past, there were plays and fake shops.
There were many fun places.
One of them was Yabate as an entertainment place.
Yabate is a place where you can win prizes by pulling a string of yarn.
But doesn't it have a different meaning?
Actually, there were many Yabates lined up.
There were hundreds of Yabates lined up.
In other words, I want beautiful women and children to come to my house.
As the service became excessive, it became dangerous.
Is it dangerous?
Is it dangerous? Did it come from there?
Yes, it became violent and it became dangerous.
So, naturally, the word dangerous came up.
That's dangerous!
And, beyond Nakamise Street is...
War Memorial.
In the battle between Sekigahara and Tokugawa Ieyasu, the warlord won the battle and was known as the goddess of blessing.
Since its founding nearly 1400 years ago, many people have come to worship it as a place of salvation.
The seafood box is huge!
Teacher, what is worshipped during the war?
This is a Buddha's bowl called Kannon Bodhisattva.
Kannon Bodhisattva?
This Kannon statue cannot be taken from America.
It's impossible.
Yes, Kannon statues during war are not publicized in general.
They are absolutely secret and not publicized.
It's cool.
It's in a container called Ozushi.
No one can worship it.
Why is that?
That's because a priest told me that I shouldn't worship it.
So now it's closed.
But every year on December 13th, there is a statue of you that looks exactly like it.
You can worship it.
From 645 to today, it is worshipped as a secret object and only you can worship it, but in fact, there is a secret.
It's very interesting, isn't it?
I did it in a way of emergence.
In a way of emergence?
Originally...
The kannon statues enshrined in temples are made by a sculptor specialized in Buddha statues, Bushi.
However, the kannon statue during the war showed a different way of emergence.
It walked here and there.
That's also very mystical.
And now, the question is...
What is it?
How did the kannon statues enshrined during the war appear?
a. While fishing, it caught in the rain.
b. While farming, it came out of the soil.
You can see that they are studying.
They are silent.
They must win and go home.
They are holding something.
Yes, it's not.
Now, it's ZEI's answer.
Open!
This will be revealed.
It's revealed.
It's dark.
It's a lot of A's.
KOU-chan, Baba-san.
Baba-san, A!
I think there was an explanation like that over there.
Oh, really?
You remember it!
I think it was about brothers and fathers.
Brothers and fathers.
I heard about it and it's said that the people who built Asakusa Shrine next to Sensoji Temple were the people who built Sensoji Temple.
One of them was a fisherman.
Wow, amazing knowledge!
The answer is...
A. A fisherman was caught in a net.
Asako-san, Tatsumi-san, Taira-san, Matsui-kun, Fukka-san, correct answer!
The one enshrined during the war was a cannon statue caught in the rain at a fishing village.
A brother of a fisherman, a brother of a firebearer, Hamada and Takenara, once caught in the rain.
What?! A cannon statue caught in the rain?!
Yes, a cannon statue caught in the rain.
At first you don't know what it is, but no matter how many times you return it to water, you can still feel it.
This is a mysterious object, so the village chief gave this to a person named Haji-no-dapatomo, and this is a thankful statue.
Amazing!
Actually,
in the neighboring Asakusa Shrine,
there is a village head, a haji's son and a fisherman's brother,
and a brother buried in Hinokuma's Hamada.
That's amazing!
It was practiced in Asakusa Shrine.
It was practiced?
So it's practiced.
Amazing!
That's cool!
Asakusa Shrine is located on the east side of Sensouji.
Originally it was one with the war shrine and was the same,
but due to the law of separation of persons on the name plate,
it was divided into war shrine and Asakusa Shrine as it is now.
Such Asakusa Shrine is held every year in May, but...
2nd place...
Ah, I'm getting the feeling.
3rd place...
4th place...
3rd place...
Sanja Matsuri.
That's amazing.
Since they worshipped three gods who created war zones,
it's called Sanja.
That's a great point.
Oh, I see.
Something that is used in such a Sanja Matsuri
was discovered in the vicinity of Asakusa Shrine.
Oh, Sensei!
Yes?
Is that a shrine?
Oh, it's a shrine.
There is a gold-plated shrine.
Murashige found three Omikoshi.
What is Omikoshi?
Here is the question.
What is Omikoshi?
It's a common question.
What is Omikoshi?
You say it normally, but what is Omikoshi?
It was a little strange.
It's amazing that we can ask these questions.
I agree.
We are all busy with our daily life.
We thought that Omikoshi is just Omikoshi.
But it's actually a tongue twister.
It's difficult.
Let's see your answers!
A shrine you can carry around.
A vehicle of God.
That's a lot.
That's a lot of vehicles.
They are all close.
A car.
Bring what you have built and go around the city.
Go around and bring it to the shrine.
Ask people to look at it.
The correct answer is...
It was a car of God.
Car is not allowed.
If there is a car, we can also ride it.
Is that so?
Omikoshi is a god's vehicle.
Actually, gods ride this.
Are gods riding it?
Yes, only at festivals, gods ride this and walk around the city.
But it shakes a lot, doesn't it?
Is it okay for the god to shake like that?
No, the god is happy about it.
Oh my god!
In fact, it is a trick to hold an omikoshi violently.
Is it a trick?
It is said that shaking up and down and left and right is called Tamafuri.
It increases God's power and it is said to remove evil deeds, law and evil spirits.
After praying at Asakusa Shrine, we are finally heading to the main road of the Sensoji Temple.
We are here.
Let's go and get it cleaned up.
Yes. Oh, Sensei?
Yes?
Sensei?
Isn't it written here as Kaminari-mon?
That's right. This isn't Kaminari-mon.
But here and over there are written differently.
That's right. Both of these are Kobuna-cho.
Over there is Shinbashi.
Each of them is a famous name of Tokyo.
Yes.
That's right. Kobuna-cho is the Japanese bridge in China.
Shinbashi is the port district.
Both of them are named after the city far from Asakusa.
Actually, Kobuna and Shinbashi people made this lantern and wrote their names on it.
But this is not Shinbashi, is it?
Here is the question.
Why did people who made the big lanterns during the war write their names on it?
The End.
There's a reason for it.
I did see this before, but I didn't know what it was.
It's got nothing to do with Shimbashi, right?
I thought it would be hard for tourists to come to Asakusa and not know what Shimbashi is.
This quiz is difficult.
I hope Tatsumi-san will do his best.
I'm always like this.
Let's see everyone's answers.
So, you're building something instead of the city.
It's not really an extension of the city.
It's like a small Tokyo, but it's bigger inside of the city.
We're building something like Shinbashi and Toyonocho because they donated it to us.
Baba-san, this will be a commercial.
Will you show it to people who came to the popular war zone?
I want to show off my strength.
What does that mean?
You are the one who is pushing the most during war.
So, many towns are in that area.
The answer is...
the town's propaganda unit!
Mr. Kama-san, Mr. Matsue-kun, Mr. Fukuoka-san, come on!
Simple.
The reason why they wrote down the name of the temple in the bell tower was for publicity.
How do they advertise it?
Looking at Kobuna-cho here, wouldn't you say, let's go to Kobuna-cho?
In the past, there were many people gathering in the temple,
so by putting out your name, the advertising effect was quite high in the past.
I see.
I see. Then it's like an advertisement.
That's right, it's like an advertisement.
Interesting.
The letters written on the lanterns are freely decided by those who have done the art.
I see.
In the past, companies' names were written on the lanterns.
Passing through Hozomon, which has such a lantern, Murashige found something.
What is it?
Sensei, it looks like a big slipper.
Murashige found...
It's here!
4.5 meters in length and 500 kilograms in weight, a big straw.
It's also written here. Yamagata Prefecture, Murayama City?
What's... What's this?
And now for the question!
Which of the following causes a big straw flame?
a. Anguish
b. Blindness
This is what both of them said in the VTube video.
This is meaningless.
The content creators are distorted.
[PH] This problem is really dangerous.
I thought it was an advertisement.
If you ask me the reason, I'll say, oh, I see.
What if it's from the quiz contestant's perspective?
But there's no way we can give or give up like this.
As soon as it's in the answer.
Because we're talking.
Oh, I see.
We have to go because we're doing Quizmek.
But there's no standard.
That's not up to the rules made by Quizmok.
That's sad.
Now, open up everyone's answers!
Oh!
Ko-chan!
One person wins!
No, it's over!
Ko-chan, good!
One person wins! One person wins!
Can't it break?
He's angry.
But you said you accepted it.
I was wondering if you would accept it as a joke.
Is it a joke that a human being this big can fight here in Illyria?
The correct answer is...
B, Marshall!
Kou-chan, don't look at it.
Kou-chan, you lost!
As Okapi said, there are big straw mats and people with big feet run away.
It's like that.
What should we do?
It's the same.
Big straw mats are used as shelter.
Yamakazaki and Burayama people used them as shelter.
But it represents the power of Japanese samurai.
There is a king in this big palace
So, the king was surprised and left the country
That's how it is now
I'm surprised
This palace was built in 16th century as a symbol of protecting the country
It's been restored once in about ten years
Let's go inside the palace and take a walk
In front of the temple, there is a place where the incense speaks.
This is called the Joukoro.
Joukoro.
Here you will stand the incense and pray.
I have seen this before.
Yes, yes, yes.
Where it gets better.
Teacher, what happens when you bathe in smoke?
Recently, it improves your head and improves your health.
That is more direct than either.
Oh, I see.
It is said to have the role of removing our dirt with this smoke.
Remove dirt?
And it is said to be a flash.
What is a flash for?
And now, the question.
What is the reason for preparing flash other than removing dirt?
What is a flash?
It seems like there is a reason other than removing dirt.
Why do you prepare it?
I think many people don't know this.
Especially tourists don't know this.
This is a memorial altar at Shige's grandmother's house.
Is that also a memorial altar?
It means not only here, but also at home.
Now, let's see everyone's answers.
Tomurai Kigan, a greeting with smoke as an icon.
What does it mean to let Buddha know by smoke?
It means that I'm here because I'm going up.
It's a bad thing.
It means, please look at me.
It's like a curse.
Like, it's coming.
It's a little bit of incense.
Yes.
Purify,
Ignore,
Put away.
The answer is...
Because it's food of Buddha.
Is it interesting to eat 1000 pieces of food?
Is it interesting?
I see.
The smoke from the furnace was Buddha's meal.
It is said that the meal is the incense.
It is said that you can smell the incense.
I see.
You can learn Buddha's pleasure by sitting like this.
Is Buddha's meal incense?
It is the scent of incense.
This is how incense is offered to the furnace.
Like this.
Now that you've cleaned up, let's go around.
I feel like I've cleaned up.
I know.
A war zone full of historical sites.
Why don't you all visit it?
Sensei, there is still more today.
What?
What is it?
It was so exciting.
There is more?
Yes, we have prepared 5 common sense tests that can tell the difference between a shrine and a temple.
Common sense tests?
I don't like it anymore.
So, from now on, we will have common sense tests that can tell the difference between a shrine and a temple.
First, we have a question for Otsuru Himon and Matsui Kemuri.
You two are so big.
A shrine and a temple. Which one is more common in Japan?
Please answer in 10 seconds.
Please write it in 10 seconds.
I wrote it.
I don't have time.
Everyone wrote it.
Which one do you think it is?
The answer is...
Murashige-san, which one do you think it is?
Shrine.
The answer is shrine.
You are right about everything.
According to the culture, there are 86,053 shrines, 76,551 temples and more than 4,000 shrines.
Next is a question between Toshiki Kashuu and Yuna Taira.
The entrance of the shrine is a gate, but what is at the entrance of the temple?
Kashuu, you're still in time.
What is it?
Three seconds left.
Show me!
Do you want me to show you?
Show me!
Door!
What is it?
The shrine's gate is called a tree, but the shrine gate is written as a gate in the mountains and is called a sanmon.
Sanmon!
That's close!
It's not just a gate!
Sanmon!
Why is it called sanmon?
I don't know.
In the past, shrines were often built in the mountains.
I see.
From the idea of focusing on training in a quiet mountain,
in the past, temples were often built deep in the mountains away from people.
Oh...
Therefore, like the official name of Hieizan Enryakuji, which is the perimeter of Hieizan,
848 meters high,
There is a code called the Thousand Thousand Temple.
Code.
This time, the war shrine that Mr. Murashige visited also has a code called 金龍山戦争寺.
The temple gate, built on a low ground, is also called 三門山門, which is a row of gates.
Next, we have a question for Mr. Tatsunitakuro and Ms. Noriko Baba.
Although the temple is placed in the dark, what is the dark side of the shrine?
I'd like you to come to the shrine quiz.
We still have time.
To the right, to the right.
Or fifth?
In the shrine, the image of the Maya family is...
a cute dog.
Is it a dog?
What is it?
It's not a dog.
The model is a lion.
It's not a dog.
Lions are designed like this in China.
They are a fictional being called Karazushi.
Is it different from Caesar?
In India, lions were originally considered to protect the Buddha's sphere.
That was passed down in China and became Karazushi.
Karazushi is Caesar in Okinawa.
In Okinawa's Japanese culture, they are called as a kamairo.
Next is Morisako Ei and Okada Sayaka.
The way of worshipping in a shrine is two bows, two claps and one bow.
What is the way of worshipping in a temple?
It's different, right?
No, no, no, no, no.
I can't open it.
Open it. Open it.
Take it out.
Here, you just have to combine your hands.
Is it okay?
So, the answer is
combining hands.
It was combining hands.
Both of you are right.
It's difficult.
This is a method passed down from India.
The right hand is pure and wise, that is, Buddha.
The left hand is supreme, that is, oneself.
It seems to be an act of uniting with Buddha.
Finally, a question for Fukawa and Ko-chan.
The bell rings in the shrine's worship, but what's the bell ringing in the temple's worship?
What is this? Please think about it, too!
Five seconds left!
Wow!
I didn't know that!
It's not such an easy question!
It's possible.
Hey!
I knew it.
No, no, no.
[PH] Oh, no.
[PH] What's that?
Isn't it both?
No, no, no.
It's scary to be involved.
The bell that rings at a shrine's worship is the bell, but what is it that rings at a temple's worship?
That's right, there is one.
Does a temple ring?
You have five seconds left.
Please ring it.
It's a bell.
The bell that rings at a temple's worship is...
Wine history.
It's really difficult!
It's weird!
Hey!
The crocodile's mouth and bell serve as a chime to show a visit to Buddha or God.
The crocodile's mouth used to represent a shark.
It was named so because it looked like a shark's mouth.
By the way, crickets are usually wrong to ring to show time.
Did you know that, Orin?
But people say it in shrines, too.
Yes, in shrines, too.
I made a mistake in asking you.
I will announce the points.
Let's see the current points.
Here!
Baba-san Kemuri-kun is in first place.
Here, Baba and Matsui are the main characters, Kashu and Taira are superior.
Next, I want to say it once, famous shrine Buddha's power spot test.
First, the power spot of Shiga Prefecture, Hieizan Enryakuji.
In the main mountain of Tendai Prefecture, the whole of Hieizan Mountain, 848 meters high, is the area.
The area of Hieizan Mountain is about 360 Tokyo Dome.
The first pilgrimage to Hieizan Mountain was about 800 years ago.
Sai-Cho, who was 19 years old and was buried in Hiezan Mountain,
after 21 years of training, began to open a shop window.
It is said that Sai-Cho's greatest power spot is the Konpon Chudo built by Sai-Cho.
Wow.
What is it?
In this Kompon Chudo, there is something that has been preserved for about 1200 years since the Great King took over.
What is it?
A. Lighting.
B. Carriages.
Wow.
What is it?
Carriages?
Everyone is confused.
Carriages?
It's difficult.
This is difficult.
It seems like either of them is possible.
The people on the second floor can't be wrong.
Everyone's answers, open!
Are there many A's?
Seriously?
Ko-chan, Kemuri-kun, Fukawa-san got B.
This fire hasn't been extinguished for a long time, right?
I think so.
1200 years?
It looks difficult.
It was burned down once.
So it doesn't look like a fire.
I think so.
If you don't burn it, it won't be burned.
I want to shoot only that fire.
The answer is...
Wow!
A. Komoshibi.
Okada-san, Tatsumi-san, Kashuu-san, Taira-san, you're correct!
Wow!
It's amazing!
The light that is kept in front of the tomb of Kompon Chudo is called the immortal cannon.
Since the cannon was lit about 1,200 years ago, the soldiers have been pouring oil in turns.
However, in 1571, while Oda Nobunaga was burning the temple,
he asked the temple in Yamagata Prefecture, which had been burning for a long time, to return it again,
and the temple's fire was prevented.
The immortal firefly's firecracker continues to burn without stopping,
and it seems that it is protecting the teaching and will of the temple.
Next is a question from Sumiyoshi Taisha, a power spot in Osaka Prefecture.
Sumiyoshi Shrine has about 2,300 shrines all over Japan, and is known as a power spot representing Osaka.
There are many places in the area that are said to have a role of protection.
For example, this heavy stone.
Once you lift up a stone and pray for a wish,
and when you lift it up again and feel it's light, your wish comes true,
and you feel it's heavy, you need to work harder.
It's a popular power spot, but...
[PH] What?
Among the many power spots of Sumiyoshi Taisha,
It is said that by touching this Uchide's kozuchi, it has the effect of making you rise from the ashes.
This is because this Uchide's kozuchi appears in the old story of Sumioshi Taisha as a stage.
Which of the stories is from that old story?
Yukari?
Everyone is confused about this one as well.
Yukari's old story.
But...
[PH] The answer is...
Now, everyone's answer. Open!
Except for Okada!
Maybe Tatsumi has a pattern.
There are many patterns like this today.
Is there?
The answer is...
A. A pair of chairs.
Except for Okada, the answer is...
Poor guy.
Once upon a time, a couple who were blessed with children prayed to the god of charcoal.
Finally, they had only one child, so they were named the One-Headed.
The grown-up One-Headed rides a boat to Kyoto today.
Eventually, he becomes active as a samurai and exterminates the demons who attack him.
As the demon forgot about it, it grew up into an adult.
The place where such a one-off stage became is Sumiyoshi Taisha.
Next is a power spot in Tokyo, Zoujoji.
Zoujoji is located in front of Tokyo Tower and 1 million people visit it every year.
It was converted to Muromachi period.
When it became Edo period, it was protected by Tokugawa Ieyasu.
It developed into one of the most important offices in Japan.
Since Ieyasu Ikou also protected Edo as a chief of Tokugawa Shogun Family,
Zojoji is gaining popularity as a power spot with value and luck.
It's easy to go.
The main gate of Zojoji is Daimon, which is also the name of the subway Oedo line.
Oh, I see.
The distance from that gate to three entrances is about 195 meters.
It's so far away.
In fact, this is a number related to Buddhism, but what is it?
What does it mean?
a. Number of people's instincts.
What does it mean?
b. Number of Buddha's wishes.
No way!
Let me open it, really!
Is it possible to open it with a trap?
But I have to stand up for myself.
Right.
Then I will win for sure.
I will win.
Everyone's answers are open!
See?
Wow!
[PH] It's 100 yen!
100 yen!
It's 100 yen!
Of course, but such an easy question...
It's possible.
Ah!
What's wrong?
I'm surprised.
You know...
The distance or the length of the line may be different.
Really?
Let's go!
This is A, really.
I feel like we're doing a variety show.
B, come on!
The answer is...
A, human's thoughts.
I knew it!
I'm sorry.
108 human desires.
The distance from the gate to the shrine is about 195 meters,
but if we calculate this distance in ancient Japan as a number of keys,
it becomes about 108 keys, which is the number of human desires.
Really?
By the way, according to Buddha's wish number 48,
the distance from the gate of the temple to the main hall is 48 pieces, which is 86 meters.
The number of pillars of the main hall is also 48.
Ko-chan, how do you feel?
I feel good.
I was able to get only 108 numbers.
It's scary to be infiltrated.
It's frustrating.
Next is a question from Kyoto's power spot, Kamigamo Shrine.
Kamigamo Shrine, which is registered as a world heritage site in Kyoto's oldest shrine,
is also a festival that is still held now as a horse racing event.
Kamukurebeumo.
Every year in January, there is a festival called White Horse Raid Ceremony.
When people see a white horse, they are told that their bad luck is paid off and they will be blessed with happiness.
Is that so?
What?
What is it?
This amulet with a horse's picture is popular. What kind of amulet is it?
A. A successful protection. B. A protection born from it.
Well, how about it?
Is there anything like this?
Surprisingly, yes.
Something like that.
Something from the past of Japan.
Like a dajare.
With the sound of it.
Wait a minute.
It's a little difficult.
A word related to horses.
Now, everyone's answers are open!
Wow!
What is this?
Kemuri is alone this time.
Isn't everything that works out for you?
I thought everything worked out for you.
There's something that works for you.
That's right.
That's why I thought you were born to do it.
Which one is it?
The answer is...
Fuzuko!
Yes, it worked for you.
I'm glad it didn't work for me.
The amulet of a horse in Kamigamo Shrine is characterized by a nine-headed horse drawn on both the front and back sides.
It is written as a horse eating ritual.
It's correct except for the end.
I'm really sad.
What are you doing?
Next is a question from Tokyo's power spot, Tokyo Daijingu.
As a shrine where you can worship the god who is worshipped in Tokyo but also in Ise Jingu,
Tokyo Daijingu was built in 13 A.D. and was called as Tokyo's Oise-sama.
It has been gaining popularity as one of Tokyo's power spots.
Wow!
What is it?
In 1834, the Tokyo Daijingu held its first ever thing at a shrine.
What was it?
What is it?
A. Shinden marriage ceremony.
B. Shichigo-san.
Kashiru-san and Taira-san, you guys are fast!
I don't know.
It's like that.
But those of you who have been there will know.
It's 30 years old, isn't it?
Yes.
I don't know.
The answer of the cast is...
It's revealed.
Yes.
Wow!
Tatsumi-san, please explain.
The emperor of Showa was born around here.
I think he was about four or five years old.
I see.
I think so.
I think he was seven or five years old.
I just calculated it.
Oh!
Which one is it?
Which one is correct?
A. Newlywed ceremony.
Kouchan Baba-san, Ootsuru-san, Kashuu-san, Taira-san, Matsui Kemuri-kun, Fukkawa-san, you are correct!
Tokyo Digging started a newlywed ceremony for ordinary people in 1934.
Tokyo Dijing, now a power spot of Enmusubi.
The state of the newlywed wedding is as follows in a novel by Natsume Soseki.
The novel became so popular at that time that it was drawn in person.
Next is a question from Izumo Taisha, a power spot in Shimane Prefecture.
Izumo Taisha of Shimane Prefecture, where gods of all countries and all kinds of people gather, is worshipping a wolf of many countries that appears in Japanese mythology.
Since this goddess encouraged the couple to build a country and nurtured love,
many visitors come to Izumo Taisha as a gift of a knot of love.
The biggest power spot of Izumo Taisha is the Soga's Temple.
Here, you can take something home as a charm, but what is it?
What was it?
A. Sand
B. Water
I don't know about A.
What was it? I forgot.
Oh, Ms. Tanya.
Oh, you've been there, haven't you?
I have. I think I've been there.
Oh, you've been there.
If you've been there, you must know it.
I know it, but...
I don't remember it.
Everyone's answers...
Open!
B! Baba-san B!
Yes.
Generally, in a shrine, there is a lot of spring water coming out.
It's easy to connect in that direction.
Kemuri-kun chose A.
I don't know if it's dysmothesia or not, but I feel like there's a place where you can get sand by taking sand.
Neither is still...
Either is possible.
The correct answer is...
A! Sand!
Bo-chan, Otsuru-san, Natsume-san, Kashiyu-san, Taira-san, Matsue-kun, Fukao-san, correct!
Oh, I see!
To receive the sand of Sogano-yashiro,
you must first head to Inasa-no-hama, which is 15 minutes' walk from Izumo-taisha.
This is where you will welcome the gods of all countries.
By saving sand in such a wild beach and putting it in the Soga no Yashiro of Izumo Taisha,
people started to exchange sand that had been put in as a charm.
Next is a question from Kyoto's power spot, Kifune Shrine.
The Kibune River flows in the Kifune Shrine located in Kifune Shrine, the back seat of Kyoto,
and the source of Kyoto's Kamo River.
It is known as a power spot for luck-up for many trees to gather in the water, which is the source of life.
In ancient times, when there was not enough water, people would pray for rain in this shrine.
What is the origin of Kifune Shrine, which is now found in every shrine?
I do.
A. Horse B. Meat
Think about it.
It's the origin of Kifune Shrine.
Now, let's see your answers!
It's split in two.
The answer is B. Kashuu, Tyra and Joy's smoke.
I have a water fortune.
So I thought it could be water deficiency or something like that.
But I don't know.
Which one is it?
The answer is...
A. Emma.
[PH] Thank you.
In Kifune Shrine, the great emperor prayed by burning black horses during dry season and burning white horses during rainy season.
However, in the middle of the Heian period, people started burning horse-on-board drawings instead of live horses.
That became the current model of horses.
By the way, the origin of Japanese omikuji is said to be the Yenryakuji of Hieizan.
Well, this may have changed at once.
It might have fallen.
The last question is from the power spot of Fukuoka Prefecture, Dazaifu Tengmangu.
Dazaifu Tengmangu is the main Tengmangu in Tengmangu, which has about 10,000 cars nationwide.
The one who is worshipped is Sugawara no Michizane, a politician of the Heian period.
Michizane was a scholar of history and was also involved in education.
Therefore, he is believed to be a scholar of God.
Such Michizane was deceived and was sent to Dazaifu from today's capital.
And then he continued his busy life and died at the age of 59, and the grave was built in Dazaifu, Temmangu.
Please stop it.
When Sugawara's roadside man was shot at by Dazaifu from the capital, some people say that he flew after the roadside man.
Now, it is not only a question of Dazaifu Tenmangu, but also a symbol mark of Fukuoka Prefecture and Dazaifu City.
Which one is next?
A. Hat
B. Plum
It came flying.
Plum came flying.
But...
Tatsumi-san is worried about either one.
I'm really worried about it.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Tatsumi-san and Kashuu-san are both pretty accurate.
Now, Morisako-san, plum!
Pigeons fly normally, but plums don't fly, right?
So, I think it became a legend that plums flew.
The answer is...
B. Plum.
Only Datsun and Kaiju are correct!
This was the last one.
Sugawara no Michizane loves plum blossoms.
He is only five years old and has already read about plum blossoms.
When he was killed by Dazaifu, he read a farewell song with plum blossoms.
The legend is said that the plum tree, which loved Michizane, flew all the way to Dazaifu overnight.
Now, plum trees are the sacred trees of Dazaifu.
And, according to that, swords and poems are also marked with symbols.
Now, all questions are over.
Will two people from Shinto Culture Department advance to the final?
Or are they talented entertainers?
The final result is...
Here it is!
The top is Baba-san, the bottom is Tai-san, and finally, Kedori-kun.
The final round!
A quick quiz about shrines and Buddha statues.
The winner is the one who gets three points.
Let's get started.
Question!
Where is the temple that these three hints point to?
Temple.
Temple. Taira isn't good at this.
The one on top of the hill is called a konyuu.
The one who said konyuu is out.
Yes.
Not here.
There is a waterfall at Otowa.
Matsui Kemuri!
There is a waterfall in Otowa.
Matsui Kemuri!
Kiyomizu-dera?
Correct!
Great!
Kiyomizu-dera!
How many waterfalls were there?
I think that's why the name Kiyomizu.
I think you knew it, too.
But I don't know it well.
I see.
Gifu is a good city.
Next question.
Where is the shrine where the three hints are expressed?
There is a hand water house where hot springs come out.
What is it?
It's quite unique.
An onsen comes out of it.
The largest...
Oh, no!
Baba-san!
Kurama.
No!
This problem loses its rights.
The largest sexually transmitted puppy in Japan is there.
The third hint is...
Taira-san!
Sua? Taisha?
Correct!
Suwataisha.
The answer is Suwataisha.
It's like a nickname.
Let's continue.
Question!
Which shrine is disappearing?
Disappearing shrine.
It's disappearing now, right?
It's appearing little by little. It's floating up.
Look closely.
It's early morning.
Matsui-kun!
Itsukushima Shrine?
Correct!
I see! I see!
I see!
A tree has come up in the end.
I got it. Matsui-kun reached. Let's go.
Question.
Where is the shrine where three hints appear?
There is a heavy stone.
Tyra-san.
I won't give up.
I'll beat you all.
You're cute.
[PH] You're cute.
You're cute.
Where is the shrine where three hints show up?
There is heavy stone.
Tyra-san!
Ah, this is...
Fushimi Inai Taisha?
Why?
I thought it was Colonel Sumioshi who was mentioned in the question earlier,
but Sumioshi's stone is a little bit like this.
Rounder?
The color is different too.
Wow.
Amazing.
Now, Mayume Shou, question!
Where is the temple with three hints?
20kg of gold leaf is used.
Dabasan!
Gold leaf?
Correct!
You did it!
Let's aim for the top.
Now, Baba-san...
We've only got one point.
Let's get one more and...
No, no, no. We still have a chance.
Can you all reach it?
I want to line up.
Question!
Where is the shrine where the three hints show?
Shrine!
Now, block challenge.
The land of Hamaya origin.
Hamaya?
It doesn't move here!
I don't know.
Sando, Prince Wakamiya is famous for...
If you win this, you'll win!
My drama, From the Day I Stole You Away, which I'm starring in, is on air every Monday at 10 p.m.
It's about a suspenseful parent-child love story that starts with a mother who loses her daughter in an accident and kidnaps her son.
Please watch it.
I won't lose to you either.
The third prize goes to Prince Wakamiya.
If I win this, I'll win the championship!
Tsurugaoka Hachimangu?
It's Tsurugaoka Hachimangu!
[PH] Amazing!
It's my first time to be on a show!
And the winner is...
Taira Yuuri!
What's his name?
He went to the name of the shrine?
Now, let's ask questions you want to know and you're too shy to ask.
First, about why No. 3 is Kinryu Mountain.
Don't you think there are many sculptures around here today?
Dragons.
Yes, they are dragons.
Yes, in fact...
You can see it from here.
What's this?
It's a dragon.
Under the lantern of Kaminari Gate.
At first glance, he looks like a normal human being, but these two are also his friends.
If you look behind you, you can see his tail.
Oh, there it is!
Kaminari Gate's Leonard.
Mr. Shigei found a dragon sculpture
This is an official name, Kinryuza Sensouji
It is said that a dragon appeared when Spontoon was buried in Sensouji
So, a dragon is buried as a guardian, and dragons are found everywhere
It may be interesting to look for dragons
That's right. There is such a way of enjoying
Next is the secret of the birth of Asakusa specialty, Monzengashi.
For example, this is Agemanjyu. This is also Monzengashi.
What is Monzengashi?
It is a treat that is served to people who come to worship at temples or shrines.
Isn't this Manjyu? Was it necessary to fry it?
Manjyu was originally prepared in Buddha's form.
Then it will be hard.
It was delicious when fried and eaten.
That's why it's called AGEMANJIN.
It's a simple idea.
That's right.
ITADAKIMASU!
The Asakusa specialty AGEMANJIN was born from the wisdom of life that food does not go to waste.
It's delicious!
Next is about the meaning of the fence placed in front of the tree.
Under that tower, there is a fence that's not enough.
That one?
What is that?
That fence is to prevent horses from entering.
Horses?
Horses used to be pedestrians.
In shrines and temples,
you can't let pedestrians in.
So now, you can't let cars or bikes or bicycles in.
Recently, it's said that cars are blocked.
Next is about how to walk on the third road.
I often say that the way of God is a passageway, but God usually sits in his temple and doesn't walk around.
In fact, God doesn't usually move from his temple and only walks around the city on special days like festivals.
You can walk in the middle of the shrine.
Even in other shrines?
Yes, in the main shrine of shrines,
it is said that there is no strict rule for walking in the middle of shrines.
I see.
During ceremonies,
the bride and groom may pass by,
so we avoid that and walk in the middle.
That's the culture of kindness.
I see.
The last is about the mark which shows the temple
By the way, teacher, that is a manji mark
It's a symbol which you can see in maps, you know it, don't you?
Was it a temple? A temple mark?
Yes, it's a temple
But, among Yankees, it's called a manji
Manji?
Manji
Why is it shaped like this?
This represents the temple
There is a god named Gishinu
It is said that the person's chest hair was that shape.
Is that possible?
Is it true?
It is said that it was such a shape.
It is just a legend.
Is the chest hair a manji mark?
Manji mark.
Therefore, it is also included in Buddhism as a sign of peace and prosperity.
In Buddhism, it became a symbol of the temple.
The next episode of Mr. Tanaka is...
Animal Special Part 2.
The problem of animal's behavior or cute babies is...
Oh my god!
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