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There are many shrines and temples in Japan that offer a beautiful view.
Shrines that allow you to gaze at the starry sky.
Temples that allow you to see both cherry blossoms and Buddha.
We'll ask questions from such stunning shrines and temples.
First...
In Saga Prefecture, Tara Town, there is an Oouo Shrine.
Walking around the area for 5 minutes, you will see three towers.
Wow, that's fast!
When a phenomenon occurs at Oouo Shrine, a spectacular view appears.
What is that phenomenon?
What?
It's faster than I thought.
Phenomenon.
Phenomenon?
There is a phenomenon.
Is there something?
Phenomenon?
Now, open your answers!
Manchō, Manchō, Shionomichi area...
Do you all have the same answer?
The answer is...
[PH] Wow, amazing!
It's a picture of me.
That's the best one!
Wait up!
Yes.
beautiful.
Everyone is correct.
I'm glad.
It's a good fit.
With the salt, you can see a mysterious scenery like a tree floating in the sea.
The size of the water's fluctuation makes it called a city where you can see the moon's gravity.
The one who will explain in detail is...
The popular lady group, Shouzen no Kaze, Shock Eye.
Every year, more than 100 people visit Zekkei Shrine.
When you take a picture of Zekkei with a smartphone, your morale rises and rumors of birds spread.
The reason for arriving is...
Walking power spot!
When I went there, there were water puddles that could walk to the birds in the middle of the sea.
It reflected and took beautiful pictures.
So, I hope you can enjoy the spectacular scenery while feeling the direction of the living sea.
The next place to visit in 2025 is...
Chiba.
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 religious site of Tateyama City.
It's real!
Such a shrine is located near the coast and you can see a huge horizon ahead of the tree.
Hey, hey!
What?
What can you see from the beautiful view of Sunosaki Shrine along with the birds?
What?
Well, Taira-san, you were fast.
Okada-san is staying.
Himan is also staying.
I don't know what it means.
I don't know.
Now, everyone's answers. Open!
I think it's morning. I thought it would be prettier if the sun was rising.
I went to a shrine a little while ago and there was a sign saying that you can see Mt. Fuji together from here.
I've been there before, but geographically, it's difficult to wish for Mount Fuji.
But I saw it!
The correct answer is...
Huh? No way!
Oh, I see!
Mount Fuji!
Wow!
Amazing!
You are one of a kind!
This is Fuji at dusk when we were filming Shock Eye.
It's beautiful!
And...
Wow!
We'll choose a season, and we can see Diamond Fuji here.
Wow!
The sunset overlaps the diamond Fuji in Fuji Stand's room.
Diamond Fuji over the trees is a rare sight to see,
but this year, May 25th is the chance!
Do you go to private school?
Yes, I do.
Ms. Jitsuo Taira-Yuna, who is active as an actress,
graduated from Shinto Culture Department of National Academy of Sciences, where she studies about shrines and Shinto in detail.
She is also qualified as a priestess.
She is a woman!
No way!
And former Kamen Rider Agito and Kashuu are also from Shinto Culture Department of National Academy of Sciences.
Those who are taught specialized things in universities are a little too strong.
Can the talented entertainers beat the two people who know about Shinto Culture Department shrines?
Next is...
Oh, it's a picture of a knight.
Oh!
In Miyazaki Prefecture Miyazaki City...
What is it?
Aoshima Shrine.
It's famous, too.
Yamasachi Hiko and Toyotama Hime who appeared in Japanese mythology
love this shrine.
Especially, this popular shrine has a special role of a link.
It's a little bit like a tropical island.
The moon and pine trees you think of
and you can feel a little bit different atmosphere from those images.
Actually, all the islands connected by main lake and bridge are Aoshima Shrine.
Inside of the island, as a military site of tropical and non-tropical plants,
it is designated as a national special natural monument.
The spectacular view of Aoshima Shrine is...
As it dries up, countless stones of the battlefield appear around the island.
This is amazing.
How is it possible?
While the earth layer appeared in the waves for a long time, only the hard rock layer remained like a board.
Is this naturally created?
The view that spreads like surrounding the island is called the sea shore 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 was extremely rare?
It's Miyasaki.
You two from Shinto culture should know.
Do you study about shrines and Buddha statues all over Japan?
Yes, we do.
Then, you know about their characteristics and so on.
Yes, like this selection board of demons.
We know about them.
But we don't study about what was extremely rare.
Oh, you let us know one step ahead of you.
Answer, please!
Rockfish, coral, shellfish.
There are many shells there.
There are many shells.
There are many shells there.
Kashiu-san, shellfish.
I've been there before.
When I walked along a beach or a beach road, I felt like there were shellfish down there.
As a memory.
The answer is...
This one!
What is it?
Rockfish? Which one?
Which is it?
Which is number three?
Skull.
Tsumusou's treasure hunt.
All right!
[PH] We did it!
All right!
For real?
Amazing!
Aoshima is an island where shellfish were deposited on the ground, which was popular in ancient times.
Ancient people said that they picked up shellfish falling into the sea and made wishes on them.
Even now, if you make a wish on shellfish you picked up on the beach and light it up on this rock, your wish will come true.
Next is...
Yamanuchi Prefecture, Nagato City's Motonosumi Shrine.
I know it!
Don't say unnecessary things.
I know it!
Founded in 1955,
it is said that it was founded by a hunter who appeared under the pillow of a local fisherman.
What is such a view of an old charcoal shrine?
Oh, it's a shrine!
Countless trees stand in line facing the sky
They are preserved over about 10 years of harvest
The number of trees is 123
Wow!
It's a great idea!
And, at the end of the trees, there is one big tree
It's delicious.
Suddenly.
This tower is equipped with something you often see in shrines,
so it is very difficult for ordinary shrines to do simple things.
What is installed here?
Is it difficult for ordinary shrines to do?
This is for those of you who are lost and those of you who are fast.
I think we know who they are.
This is a dream.
Completely dream.
Let's see your answers!
A donation box.
A donation box is common.
Right.
Kemuri, you chose a donation box.
Yeah, I thought we were playing basketball.
I thought we were doing this.
So you were playing on top of it.
The answer is...
Wow!
It's great!
They said they would join us.
It's the best!
Ko-chan Baba-san, Okada-san, Taira-san, Matsui-kun, Fukka-san, correct!
Wow!
The original Sumi-jinja's otorii 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 fool.
This one!
Yay!
They are in Yamaguchi.
You are in Yamaguchi.
We are in the same city.
KASHIYU, you are correct.
I can't give you money.
There are many things that are not original.
Next is...
TATAYA SHRINE in KANONJICI of KAGAWA.
It's a cool shrine.
Because of its location on top of the Inazumi Mountain, which is 404 meters high,
it is also called Mr. Inazumi.
It's located on a very 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 Kannonji City and the huge Seto Inland Sea.
You can see the scenery as if you were floating in the air, and it is also called the Sky Tree.
Wow! It's amazing!
This is rare!
At night, you can enjoy a different view with the cityscape and lights on.
Such a Takaya Shrine's main ingredient is...
Due to the strictness of the land, and since the owner is not present,
something that was placed here at the request of visitors has been placed here.
What could that be?
What is that?
A. Automatic delivery.
That's a problem.
B. Master's stamp.
Please answer with either A or B.
That's true.
I think both are possible.
I think I want A.
I think both are possible.
Everyone's answers, open!
Oh!
Except for Hatsune Miku!
Is there such a thing?!
Why did you choose A, Tatsumi-san?
I was lost.
I know.
I'm scared.
A. Automatic sales machine.
This vending machine, which was installed in 2021, allows you to buy local specialties such as offerings, amulets, and other things of the shrine.
So, I'm going to buy it for free.
That's great.
Next stop is...
Futamiokitama Shrine in Mie Prefecture, Ise City.
This shrine facing Ise Bay is Ise Jingu in Ise, about 8 km away.
Visitors of Ise come here to wash away their dirt and dirtiness.
Wow, that's fast.
At Futamiokitama Shrine,
it is an amazing sight to play a bird's nest role,
but what is it?
Play a bird's nest role?
Ms. Tyra was very fast.
I feel like I'm raising my voice.
Now, everyone's answers. Open!
Melotoiwa, Melotoiwa, Melotoiwa, Iwatachi.
What is a rock with one or two hooks?
It's not one rock, but multiple rocks.
How many?
Two, maybe.
That's not enough!
You're trying to guess!
There are two smokes.
I see.
He guessed the number.
The answer is...
It's a neon light.
Baba-san, Morisako-san, Tatsumi-san, Kashuu-san, Taiga-san, Matsui-kun, correct!
Two rocks are like a couple and are called as a pair of eyes,
but in fact, they are used by the sun god to worship the amaterasu god of the ocean.
Next, we will visit a beautiful shrine that should be visited in 2025.
It is a shrine in Takachiho-cho, Miyazaki Prefecture, called Amanoiwato Shrine.
It's a nice place.
Do you know about it?
This shrine is a representation of a cave called Amanoiwato, which is said to be the cave where the Amaterasu God of Sea, written in Japanese mythology, hid.
And this is the spectacular view!
This is the sacred place where the Amaterasu God of Sea and the God of Sea talk when they hide in the cave.
It is called Amanoyasukawara.
This is...
What is it?
What is said to be granted by doing it in the rain?
A. Piling up stones.
B. Pushing a giant rock.
Kashizana and Daira finished fast.
I've been there.
It's famous.
Who's been there?
There are quite a few.
Wow!
Mr. Tasumi, do you remember?
I've been here twice.
You remember?
I think it's probably this.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Culture's beauty!
This pattern?
There's also this pattern!
What's wrong with you?
What do you think of this?
What do you think of pushing a rock?
I'll do it like this and push it.
Everyone is saying help, what's with that attitude?
I know.
Everyone is saying help.
The correct answer is...
I'm counting on you.
It's a big rock.
It's stuck.
Yes, they pile up stones.
So, the correct answer is nothing but Kou-chan!
Wow, it's cute!
In the past, only the temple was the target of worship,
but it is also a place mentioned in Japanese mythology,
and it seems that by the hands of those who make a wish someday,
stones are piled up in the cave.
Wow!
No, but this is really what I don't want to do in this program.
Only one person is A.
This is the most embarrassing.
No, you can't make mistakes.
It's not good to break your heart in the middle of B.
It's like a quiz show.
We didn't say that.
Next is...
Kyushu again.
Kyushu is a lot.
Udo Jingu in Nichinan-shi, Miyazaki Prefecture.
Udo Jingu.
It's like praying while walking down the stairs on top of a cliff with the sea below.
It's a spectacular view.
Here is the spectacular view.
[PH] The next day
Wow, the waves are beautiful too
Wow, it's under the rock
It's beautiful
It's like this, wow
Wow, what's that?
Wow, that's amazing!
Wow!
It's coming down.
General shrines have main hall just after going up the shrine tower,
but Udo Shrine has main hall just after going down the shrine tower,
and it is called as a rare downhill shrine.
It is rare indeed.
Further ahead, there is a cave.
I want to go there.
There is a rock where water sometimes falls from it.
Wow!
This water-dripping rock has a name from its appearance. What is it?
A. Tear Rock B. Tear Rock
What is it?
Oh, there are some people who are fast.
What is it?
Well, this is...
Everyone is waiting for it except for Baba-san.
Isn't it easy?
It's a little late.
Why do you rush?
You don't know where the hint is.
It's either one of them.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
How is it?
Please say it.
[PH] It's a little...
[PH] It's good!
It's good!
The answer is...
I saw you lose by one person.
Chichi!
The answer is B.
Toyotama, daughter of the god of the sea, said that she gave birth to her to raise her son.
Many women visit Anzan Kigan.
It's fun to watch quizzes.
Which one is it?
It's so happy to be able to stand up again.
Next is...
In Sasaguri Town, Fukuoka Prefecture...
Nanzoin.
It's a special treasure with a secret of Koyasan Shingon Shrine.
This Nanzoin...
It's probably the biggest in the world.
I wonder what it is.
I hope you can see it.
Is it the largest in the world?
What is it?
What is the world's largest spectacular view in Nanzoin?
What is Asakusa-dera in Sensouji?
This is Narai Insta.
What is the world's largest scenery in Nanzouin?
So, this question is about the scenery?
Well, well...
I said the world's largest.
Well, well...
So, what is the world's largest tree?
Well...
Three!
Everyone's answers...open!
Go-chan, root object.
Kemuri-kun, root image.
The image was horizontal.
I see.
I thought it was like this.
And the world's largest...
Considering that there are things in the world,
I thought something like this would come in.
Norisako-san, garden.
I thought there was a garden like curry and acidic water.
Curry and acidic water.
That's the largest.
If it's that range, it's the world's largest song.
The correct answer is...
It's a big difference!
Go-chan, Baba-chan, Matsui-kun, correct!
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 every way.
By the way, a month after this fish was mixed up, the winner of the lottery won the lottery.
The amount of money is 13 million yen including the first and second prizes.
It's a big bar spot.
Most of the prize money was spent on donations and other things,
but some of it was spent on building this large national road.
Wow!
With a wish of sharing good luck with everyone,
many lottery tickets are now displayed here.
Here is the idiot's answer!
Murashi-sensei!
He was doing it!
A little dive!
Murashi-sensei!
On that show!
Wow!
What is a big fish in a big fish bowl?
It's a fish that makes a sound.
Is it a fish in a fish bowl?
I thought it was a fish in a pool with water in it.
It looks like you are having fun.
It's a leisure activity like that.
It's not a married couple.
I'm glad it's not.
Next is...
In Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture, there is a bear's main dish.
It's also a world heritage.
There are about 4700 Kumano Shrine's main shrine in Japan.
Wow, it's fast.
The head of Kumano Shrine says that there is the largest beautiful scenery in Japan.
What is that?
What is it?
The largest beautiful scenery in Japan?
There is something. What is it?
What do you mean by beautiful scenery?
Have you been there, Ms. Tyra?
No, I haven't. I've always wanted to go.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Komainu Goshinbokutori...
Okada san...
Shimenawa! Shimenawa!
Shimenawa!
For a Torii, Morisako san said...
The biggest Torii in Japan is the one in a shrine.
Cyrus san said a rock!
Rock!
Wasn't it like a round trip?
A bear...
A round trip!
I thought it was a rock, but...
Oh, oh...
The correct answer is...
Huh?
It's coming out!
Huh?
It's a baby!
[PH] Wow!
It's huge!
It's a baby baboon!
That's amazing.
I saw a water lily just after the tau'e.
The picture is good.
The picture reflects and it is a wonderful scenery.
It is 34 meters high and 42 meters wide.
42 meters?
In 2000, it was built for world peace.
It's a little far from where Kumano Hongu Tai Temple is now.
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.
It's beautiful.
The official name of Ise Shrine, which is said to be Japan's highest shrine, is Jingu.
It includes the shrine of the goddess Amaterasu, the goddess of industry, and the goddess of Toyo family.
It is a magnificent shrine with 125 mystical monks.
Wow!
Here it is.
In such Ise Jingu, there are about 1500 times per year.
What are they?
A. Wedding ceremony.
Wow, it seems possible!
B. Festival.
Festival?!
What is this?
What is this? Is it a problem?
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Tatsumi is really making a fuss.
I'm not complaining.
Everyone's answers are open.
I'm glad.
Iman is asked.
Iman and Iman are asked.
Morisako and Fukuha are asked.
This is not a place where you can't have a wedding ceremony.
If it's a wedding ceremony, you should be wearing 4 to 5 clothes a day.
That's about 1500 yen.
KASHU, are you asking about the festival?
There is a festival every morning.
Which is it?
The correct answer is...
It's a festival.
KO-CHAN, MAMA, OKADA, TATSUMI, KASHU, TAIRA, and MATSUI are correct.
In Ise Jingu, festivals dedicated to God are held frequently.
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 canname sanyo.
Every day, morning and evening, they build a festival for God, pray and give thanks.
They start the daily morning prayer festival.
About 1500 festivals are held every year.
Now, let's look at my current score for the first hour.
This is it.
It's high.
Hey, don't ride it!
They're all in first place!
As expected of Hanshin and Taira, but Tatsumi, Baba and Matsui are all in first place!
Wow!
I didn't know it would be like this!
Nice, nice!
Will the talented celebrities win over the two who know about Shinto culture club shrines?
Next up is...
Sorry for keeping you waiting!
I'm Murashige of Shiritagarisuto.
Shiritagarisuto Murashige's emotional test.
This test is a location where Murashige, who wants to know everything and asks questions all the time, is located with an expert on the road.
If you ask a lot of questions about what you're interested in there, you may find a lot of truth.
This time, Mr. Murashige visited a temple that represents Tokyo, Sensō-ji.
I know of it. I've been there many times.
It is said to be the oldest temple in Tokyo, and it was built in 628.
Yes, 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 the most visited tourist attraction in Japan.
Such a well-known warrior king...
From Kaminari-mon to Hondou, he will worship with Murashige.
Sakahara Hiroyasu, a Shrine Buddhism expert.
I went with him.
I have something to ask you.
You said you know about shrines and temples.
What is the difference between a shrine and a temple?
Ham is different.
Is the object different?
Yes, a shrine is a religion that is an ancient Japanese ethnic belief.
A temple is a religion that Buddha started in India called Buddhism.
Oh, I see.
In other words, a shrine is a worship of God born in Japan.
A temple is a worship of Buddha who came from abroad.
Oh, I see.
I thought both shrines and temples were Japan.
She learned about the differences between shrines and hotels, and is now heading out.
Sensoji is Asakusa-dera, isn't it?
It says Asakusa-dera, but why do you read it in such a difficult way?
That's a good question. Why do you think that is?
I think it's more fashionable to say Sensoji than Asakusa-dera.
I see.
It's more fashionable to say, let's go to the sauna, not to go to the sauna.
That's right.
It's a little different.
It's definitely different.
So, here's the question.
Which one is it?
It's not Asakusa-dera, but Sensouji. Why do you call it that?
Which one is it?
A. It was transmitted from China, 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?
Yes.
But you've never heard of it, right?
I've never heard of it.
Because you say it with a cool tone.
When I posted it, it was wrongly called Asakusa-dera.
That's normal.
Yes.
They said it's wrong, but I didn't know why it was wrong.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Dangerous.
I'm worried.
The answer is...
A!
It was a call to tell them from Shugof!
Dangerous.
Everyone got it right.
Wow, you were very quick, Ms. Taira. You wrote A right away.
I learned this.
You learned it.
You're good.
But why do you call it Kiyomizudera?
What?
Why do you call it Kiyomizudera?
It's not Shimizu.
It's Murashige.
Yes, this is for you, Murashige.
Okay, Okapi.
Thank you for your good question.
Please explain it in a video.
What?
Explain it in a video?
I thought you were going to explain it in a video.
Can you do it?
The word is Buddhism.
Buddhism was born in India and was developed in China, and it has been passed down in Japan.
At the beginning of the 5th century, a Chinese monk named Kumara Chu translated the basic Buddhism, Buddhism, from Sanskrit to Chinese.
After that, it was passed down in Japan in 538 AD.
When you grow up in Todaiji, Chusonji, etc.,
there are many Chinese-language temples called onyomi.
In other words, the words used in temples are Chinese.
Chinese?
Yes, the sutra is also written in Chinese, and the name of the temple is also based on Chinese.
But sometimes you call it kunyomi,
For example, there is a temple called Kiyomizudera in Kyoto.
That is not Seisuiji Temple, but Kiyomizudera.
There 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 Temple.
The form of Kunyomi remains.
Nice, nice
Interesting
By the way, this gate is red
In the Japanese and Eastern Shogunate, you were called Mayoke, weren't you?
Yes, I remember.
Is this also Mayoke?
Yes, it is. You remembered it well.
Thank you.
This is Mayoke.
It is Mayoke.
This is Kaminarimon.
On both sides of the gate are Buddha's Balls called Fujin and Raijin.
Are they Exile's...
So Raijin San...
Ego Raijin San?
No, it's different.
It's Ego Raijin San.
You are making a good joke.
I'm not making a joke!
Wind and thunder bring blessing as rain, wind and thunder.
It is said that they have a meaning of avoiding the evil.
In Edo period, it burned and disappeared.
But, it was reconstructed by connecting the head and body that remained in Meiji period.
Actually, Buddha statues are made of several materials combined.
you can only pull out the head part.
What?
In the fire, you couldn't bring your whole body,
so you had to pull out only the head.
Wow!
It was a quick decision.
A quick decision.
Interesting!
And the one involved in the repair of the body is...
What? Is that so?
Now for the stupid Kusanagi's question!
What?!
What shop was involved in repairing the windmill minister statue in Kaminari-mon?
Please answer in five seconds!
What's that? What's that?
I don't know! Wait a minute!
Nothing comes up!
What?!
Maybe you should stop!
Say something!
Nothing comes up!
Tokiwado Kaminari-okoshi Hongkou-san, right?
What?!
The correct answer is...
A shop that makes lightnings.
Sanagi!
Don't retire in 5 seconds!
It's heavy.
Which night?
How did it happen? Let's ask the shopkeeper.
Kaminari gate was gone for a while. But it was rebuilt in 1960, 1935.
Kaminari gate has been gone and rebuilt for 3 times in the past.
At one point, it disappeared for nearly 100 years.
When we had a third reconstruction,
the reconstruction of the Windmill Minister statue was carried out by...
The Windmill Minister statue that was stored by our predecessor president, Hokari Tsuneichi,
was repaired and repainted.
The statue we're looking at right now is the one we restored.
After that, she tried the kaminari okoshi.
It's delicious!
Murashige-san returned to the kaminarimon again and asked...
It's kaminarimon, right?
But it's not fujin and raijin, right?
Isn't fujin ignored?
That's right!
Although raijin-sama's kaminari is used,
The wind of the windman is not used, it's called Kaminari-mon.
This is only the name of Kaminari-mon, but we don't know the reason for it.
No one knows the reason for the windman's old age?
No one knows.
It's very unfortunate.
It's unfortunate, isn't it?
But the official name is different.
What?
The official name is written on the back of this lantern.
It's written?
Let's go.
Everyone is looking at you.
Now, it's time for the stupid Yasuko's 3 years question.
Do your best!
What is the official name of Kaminarimon?
I went to Kaminarimon and looked at the bottom.
It said, yes, in big letters.
Yes?
It's not official, is it?
The official name is actually written on the back of the lantern.
Really?
Let's go and see.
Let's go.
So, when they went around the back side...
What?
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?
Yes.
But isn't it unknown to many people?
Yes, because we are facing forward, we don't look back.
It's written here.
So, in short, it's Kaminari Gate.
Yes, so the abbreviation has spread.
I see.
It's great. It's interesting. I can go home now.
You can't go home.
Finally, they go through Kaminari Gate and go to Sando in Sensōji.
Is Nakamise good?
This is Sando in Sensōji.
Yes, yes, yes.
Nakamise. Has it been here for a long time?
Yes, it has. Since Edo period.
It's been here for a long time.
It looks like a shrine.
But it's a shrine, right?
Yes, it's actually the oldest in Japan.
I see.
Here's a question.
What is it?
Which of the three streets in Nakamise Street, which was a shrine during the war, is the oldest in Japan?
[PH] What is this?
I was practicing in Sasaki Tai Jinja.
Practicing?
Amazing!
Sensei!
What is this?
I got a lot of knowledge and became a monk.
What is Omikoshi?
What is that?
Who said that?
I heard it for the first time.
It's a secret.
What?
You didn't know about it, did you?
No, I didn't.
So you were just thinking about what you saw, right?
Yes.
You were thinking like that, right?
Murashige was also there.
Yes, Murashige was also there.
Now, let's see everyone's answers!
Demise, Yatai Street, Shopping Street, and Taira-san chose Shopping Street too.
Shopping Street, I thought it was Shopping Street.
The correct answer is Shopping Street!
Good job!
I did it!
This is a temporary shop, so we'll give you a penalty.
I'm sorry.
I don't like it, but it's the same.
Nakamise Street, which is located in Sendoji's Sando, was the oldest shopping street in Japan.
In fact, in Edo period, instead of cleaning in the cleaners' quarters,
a shop was built to open a shop.
I see.
And from here, the culture of shops started spreading.
I see.
Amazing!
I've been learning a lot of knowledge from you, Mr. Kuroda.
Actually, the word 「sokkori 」 also comes from Asakusa.
No way!
At this moment, is it really a young word which came from Asakusa during the war?
Murashige has said it a lot.
You use it a lot.
Manji!
Manji?
The teacher taught us a lot of knowledge.
Murashige is amazing!
He is too smart.
He is amazing!
The answer is...
He is amazing!
It can't be.
Who said amazing?
It is a word made in Edo period.
It's called Yaba-tte.
Yaba-tte? Was it around Edo period?
In the past, there were theater houses and fake houses.
There were many fun places.
One of them was Yaba-tte as an entertainment place.
Yaba-tte is a place where you can win a prize by pulling a coin.
But doesn't it mean something different?
Actually, there were many Yaba-ttes lined up and there were many hundred of them.
In other words, you can't just put beautiful girls there and say,
I want you to come over.
As the service became excessive, it became dangerous.
Is that dangerous?
Is dangerous coming from there?
Yes, it was dangerous when it became violent.
Naturally, the word dangerous came out.
It's dangerous!
And, beyond Nakamise Street is...
The war zone.
Sengoku Busho Tokugawa Ieyasu made a war prayer for the battle of Sekigahara and won the battle.
Since then, it has been known as the prayer house of the shogunate.
Is that so?
Since its founding nearly 1400 years ago, many people have come to worship here as a place to save people.
The water tank is huge!
Professor, what is enshrined during the war?
This is a Buddha statue called Kannon Bosatsu.
Kannon Bosatsu?
This statue is actually not allowed in America.
It's impossible!
Yes, during the war, this statue was not publicized in general.
It's a must-have in the complete secret world.
It's cool.
It's inside a container called Ozushi.
No one can see it.
Why is that?
Yes, that's right.
According to the priest,
when Lord Panno appeared and said,
you can't forget about me,
I'm gone now.
But every year,
on December 13th,
there's a statue called Omaedachi Honzon, which is a real one.
You can worship it.
From 645 years ago until now,
only Omaedachi Honzon can worship this statue as a secret.
Actually, there is a secret.
Oh, it's very interesting, isn't it?
I did it in a way that comes into being.
In a way that comes into being?
The real thing.
The kannon statues enshrined in temples are made by a sculptor specializing in statues, Bushi.
But the kannon statue of war times has changed its appearance.
It's been walking around.
That's very mystical.
And now for the question!
What is it?
How did the kannon statues enshrined during the war appear?
a. While fishing, it caught in the net.
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.
Ko-chan, Baba-san...
Baba-san, A!
I think there was an explanation like that there.
Really?
You remember it!
I think it was about siblings' parents.
Oh!
Siblings...
I just heard Baba-san's story.
The people worshipped at Asakusa Shrine next to the war memorial were the ones who built it.
One of them was a fisherman.
Wow, what amazing knowledge!
The answer is...
A!
He was caught in a net while fishing.
Wow!
You're good at this, Moe-chan!
Asako, Tatsumi, Taira, Matsui and Fuka all got it right.
The one enshrined during the war was a cannon statue caught in the rain in a fishing village.
The brothers of the fishermen, Hinokuma, Hamada and Takenara, caught in the rain one day.
What?! A cannon statue caught in the rain?!
Yes, a cannon statue caught in the rain.
But you never know what it is
Even if you put it back in water, it will still come back
That's interesting
And since this is mysterious,
we showed this to the village chief, Haji no Dapatomo
and he was grateful and gave it to us
Wow
Actually, in the neighboring Asakuta Shrine,
The chief, the father of the family, and the brothers of the fishermen,
are buried in Hamada, Hinokuma.
I see.
The Asakusa Shrine was practiced.
Was it?
So it was practiced.
Wow, that's cool!
The Asakusa Shrine is located on the east side of Sensoji.
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...
Two.
I feel it.
Three.
Four.
Three.
Sanja Matsuri
It's amazing.
Since they worshipped three gods who created the war zodiac,
they are called Sanja.
That's right.
I see.
They found something used in Sanja Matsuri
in the vicinity of Asakusa Shrine.
Sensei, is that a shrine?
Yes, it is.
There is a gold-plated shrine.
Here's a point.
Murashige found three omikoshi.
What is an omikoshi?
Here's a question.
What is an omikoshi?
It's a common question.
What is it?
What is an omikoshi?
You usually say it's an omikoshi.
What is an omikoshi?
What is it?
It's a bit weird.
It's amazing that we can ask such questions.
I know, right?
We are all busy with our daily life, so we can't ask questions.
I thought that Omikoshi is just Omikoshi.
It's a base.
It's difficult.
Now, let's see everyone's answers!
A car that can be carried around.
A vehicle of God.
There are many.
There are many vehicles.
They are all close.
A car that resembles God.
You carry what you built and go around the city.
You go around and everyone ...
It's like a shrine you can carry.
Everyone will look at you.
The correct answer is ...
It was a vehicle of God.
Is it a vehicle?
If there is a car, we can also ride it.
I see.
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.
Is it okay for gods to shake like that?
No, it makes gods happy.
God, it hurts.
In fact, it is a trick to carry an omikoshi roughly.
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 be a remedy for evil deeds, riots and epidemics.
After praying at Asakusa Shrine, we finally go to the main road of Sensouji Temple.
We're here.
Let's go through the history.
Yes. Oh, Sensei?
Yes?
Isn't it written Kaminari-mon here?
That's right. It's not Kaminari-mon.
But this and that over there are written differently.
That's right. These are both Kobuna-cho.
The one over there is Shinbashi.
Each of them is a famous name for Tokyo.
Yes.
Yes, Kobuna-cho is the Japanese bridge in the middle of Tokyo.
Shinbashi is a port and both are out of Asakusa and are in the middle of the city.
Actually, Kobura and Shinbashi made this lantern and wrote their names on it.
But this is not Shinbashi, is it?
It's a coincidence.
What is the reason why people who worshipped the big lanterns during the war wrote their names?
There's a reason.
I saw this before, but I didn't know what it was.
You're right.
It has nothing to do with Asakusa.
I thought it would be confusing if it said Shinbashi when tourists or people from Asakusa came here.
This quiz is difficult.
I hope Tatsumi-san will do his best.
I'm always like this.
Let's see everyone's answers.
It's small.
Instead of that city, they're building it.
Instead of the city,
that war zone is big.
It's like a small Tokyo.
They're building it like Shimbashi or Toyocho.
They're building it because they donated it.
It's a publicity stunt.
Will you touch the eyes of people who came during the popular war?
I want to be proud of my strength.
What does it mean?
It's like you're the one who's pushing the most during war.
So many towns are gathered there.
The correct answer is...
It's a town's publicity team!
I'm a fan of you, Muka!
It's amazing and simple.
The reason why the lanterns were placed on the lantern was for publicity purposes.
If you see a small temple here and say, let's go to a small temple, will it work?
In the past, temples were a place where many people gathered, so in the past, the promotion effect was quite high by saying your name.
I see. Then it's like an advertisement.
That's right. It's an advertisement.
Interesting.
The letters written on the lantern are free for those who have done good deeds.
I see.
In the past, it was written as a non-commercial name.
Passing through Hozomon with a lantern like that,
Shige-san passed by.
She found something.
What is it?
Wow! Sensei, it's like...
Yes?
It's like a big slip.
Murashige-san found...
It's there!
It's 4.5 meters in length and 500 kilograms in weight.
I've seen it before.
It also says something about Yamagata Prefecture.
Murayama City?
What's... Eh?
What is this?
And now for the question!
Why is there a big mess in the room?
a. Advertising
b. Misunderstanding
Wow, these are both words that come up in today's VTube.
The content creators are distorted.
[PH] What's distorted?
If it's advertising, I think it's not advertising.
But if you ask for a reason, it's quite straightforward.
What about from the perspective of the quiz content creators?
So, it's impossible for me to give you an advertisement or something like that.
Because we're talking.
Oh, I see.
You have to go because you have to.
But it's not common.
It doesn't fit the rules that QuizKnock made.
This is difficult.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Tea!
Tea is good!
Tea is not good!
Tea is good!
Why don't you talk back?
I said I was convinced of it.
I thought you would be convinced by it.
I thought it would be possible for a person of this size and size to fight in Irumia.
The correct answer is...
B, MASHIHO!
KO-chan, don't look at me.
KO-chan, you lose.
As you said, because of the big straw, large people run away.
That's the meaning of it.
The straw is big and it means to avoid the devil.
It is said that the people of Yamakaza and Mureyama were punished by knitting.
In fact, it showed the power of the Japanese.
There is a king in this big palace
So the king is surprised and disbanded
That's how it is written
This is surprising
This palace was established in 1864 as a symbol of protecting the country
and it has been restored about once every ten years
Let's go for a walk through Hozoemon
In front of the temple is a place where the incense is lit
It's called the Queen's Hall
Queen's Hall
You light the incense and pray there
I've seen this before
Yes, yes, yes
Where it gets better
Sensei, what happens if you get smoky?
Recently, it's said that it improves our brains and our health.
But it's more like a continuous theory.
It's said that it has a role in removing our dirt with this smoke.
Remove dirt?
And it's said that it's a priority, right?
What does priority mean?
And here's the question!
What's wrong all of a sudden?
What is the reason for preparing priority other than removing dirt?
What is priority?
It seems like there's a reason other than removing dirt.
Why do you prepare it?
I wonder if there are many people who don't know this.
Especially for tourists, I think they definitely don't know this.
This is a Buddhist altar at Shigeo Mura's grandmother's house.
I wonder if that is also such a thing.
It's not just here, it's meaningful even at home.
Now, the answer of everyone is open!
Wishing for good luck, greetings with smoke as an indicator of good luck.
What does it mean to let Buddha know with smoke?
It's like, I'm here because I'm going up.
It's a bad thing to see from the pen.
It seems to be.
It's like, please look here.
It's like a curse.
Like, here it comes.
It's a collection of offerings.
Yes, yes.
Purification.
Insect repellent.
Antidote.
That's not enough.
The correct answer is...
Because it's food of Buddha.
That's interesting!
Eating 1000 of them?
Is it interesting?
Is that so?
I see.
The smoke from the furnace was Buddha's meal.
We call it a meal a flash.
It's said that you can smell the flash.
I see.
If you sit like this, you can make Buddha happy.
So Buddha's meal is a flash.
It's a smell of a flash.
So they prepared a flash for the furnace.
Like this.
Let's go around after you clean up.
I feel like I'm clean now.
I know.
A war zone full of historical monuments.
Why don't you come and visit?
Teacher, we still have more today.
What?
We are so excited.
What?
We have prepared 5 common sense tests that can tell the difference between a shrine and a temple.
Common sense tests? What are they?
I don't like it.
So, from now on, we will have common sense tests that can tell the difference between a shrine and a temple.
First of all, Otsuru Himon and Matsui Kemuri's questions.
They are both big.
Which is bigger, a shrine or a temple in Japan?
I don't know.
Please answer in 10 seconds.
Please write it down.
This is easy.
I don't have much time.
What is it?
The answer is...
Murashige, what do you think?
Shrine.
The answer is shrine.
Both of you are correct.
According to culture, there are 86,053 shrines in Japan.
There are 76,551 temples.
There are more than 4,000 shrines in Japan.
Next, we have Toshiki Kashuu and Yuna Taira.
The entrance of the shrine is a tree, but...
What is the entrance of a temple?
Kashuu, you're up.
What is it?
Show me!
Gate!
How is it?
When we say gate in a shrine, we say gate in a forest, but in a temple, gate is written as gate in a mountain and it is called Sannmon.
Sannmon!
Why Sannmon?
Because in the old days, temples were often built in the mountains.
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.
Therefore, like the Hieizan Enryakuji, which surrounds the entire Hieizan mountain at an altitude of 848 meters,
The official name is Marumaru Mountain Marumaru Temple, with a number three.
Number three.
The temple Murashige visited this time also has a number three with the official name Kinryu Mountain Temple.
The temple's gate which is built in a closed area is also called a temple gate.
Next, we have a question for Tatsumi and Noriko.
The image of a shrine is placed in front of the temple's gate.
What is placed in front of a shrine?
I want you to come to the shrine quiz.
We still have time.
Oh!
Or not?
Hmm...
The image of the Mayon family in the shrine is...
a cute dog.
You got it!
Is it a dog?
What is it?
It's not a dog.
The model is a lion.
Lions are designed like this in China.
They are a fictional being called Karazushi.
Is it different from Caesar?
In India, lions were originally said to protect the Buddha's ball.
That was passed down in China and became Karazushi.
Karazushi is Caesar in Okinawa.
In Okinawan and Japanese culture, they are called as a Kamairu.
Next, Morisako Ei and Okada Sayaka's question.
It's easier.
Easy, easy.
There are two ways of worshipping a shrine. One is to clap twice and clap twice.
What is the way of worshipping a temple?
It's different, isn't it?
No, no, no, no.
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't open.
Take it out.
You just have to put your hands together and sing together.
Is it okay?
So, the answer is singing together.
You are both right.
It's difficult.
This is a method passed down from India.
The right hand is for pure things and wisdom, that is, Buddha.
The left hand is for self-sufficiency, that is, oneself, and becoming one with Buddha.
Finally, Fukawa Ryo and Ko-chan's question.
The bell is the one that rings in a shrine's worship, but what is the one that rings in a temple's worship?
What is this? Everyone, please think about it!
5 seconds left!
Wow!
Cool!
I didn't know!
Such an easy question!
It's possible, it's possible!
Huh?
I knew it too well.
No! No! No!
[PH] Oh, wow!
[PH] What's that?
Isn't it both ways?
No! No!
Seriously?
Sneaking is scary, isn't it?
The bell is rung in the shrine's worship, but what is rung in the temple's worship?
Yes, there is.
What is rung in the temple?
What?
Five seconds left.
[PH] What?
Please ring it.
Yes, please ring it.
Is it ringing?
Bell.
What is rung in the temple's worship?
Wine history.
Wine history?
That's crazy!
Corsets and bells are used to show worship to Buddha or God.
Corsets and bells used to represent sharks.
The shape of the corsets and bells were similar to shark's mouth.
By the way, cranes are not correct because they are supposed to show time.
Did you know?
But you say it in a shrine, don't you?
Yes, I do.
I made a mistake in asking.
I will announce the scores now.
Let's see the current scores.
Here it is!
Baba-san Kemuri-kun is in first place against...
Here, Baba and Matsui are going to be the main characters, Kashu and Taira!
Next, we'd like to say it once and for all, the famous shrine's power spot test!
Firstly, the power spot in Shiga Prefecture, Hieizan Enryakuji.
It's located in Tendai Prefecture's main mountain, 848 meters above sea level.
The size of it is about 360 Tokyo Dome.
Enryakuji was built about 1200 years ago, in 806.
The oldest monk who stayed in Hiezan at the age of 19...
After 21 years of training, he opened Tendai-shu.
It is said to be Enryakuji's biggest power spot.
It is the Konpon Chudo built by the captain.
Konpon Chudo?
What is it?
In this Konpon Chudo,
there is something that has been preserved for about 1200 years since the captain built it.
What is it?
A. Lighting
B. Carriage
Wow!
What is it?
Everyone is a little lost.
It's difficult.
I think it's either one.
The answer is...
There is no mistake.
Everyone's answer, open!
A is often.
Seriously?
Kou-chan, Kemuri-kun and Fukawa-san chose B.
This fire hasn't been extinguished for a long time.
That's right.
Is it a nuance?
I think so.
1200 years.
It seems difficult.
It was burned down once.
So it doesn't seem like there is much fire.
That's right.
If you don't burn it, it will not be extinguished.
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!
That fire which is kept in front of the Gohonzon of Kompon Chudo is called
the immortal cannon.
Since the cannon was lit about 1200 years ago,
soldiers have been pouring oil in turns.
However, in 1571, while Oda Nobunaga was burning the temple,
he asked the temple of Yamagata Prefecture to return it again, which had been burning for a long time,
and thus the temple's fire was prevented.
The immortal firefly's firecracker continues to burn without stopping,
and it seems that it is protecting the teachings 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.
As a power spot representing Osaka, it is known that there are many places in the area that are said to be of service.
For example, this heavy stone.
Once you lift up a stone and pray for a wish,
and lift it up again, and if you feel it's light, your wish will come true, and if you feel it's heavy, you will need effort.
It is a popular power spot, but...
[PH] What?
Among the numerous power spots of such Sumiyoshi Taisha,
It is said that by touching this Uchide-no-kozuchi, you can earn a profit from trading, but...
It is because this Uchide-no-kozuchi appears in the old story of Sumioshi Taishi as a stage.
Which of these stories is from the past?
A. Issunboshi B. Momotaro
Yukari?
Everyone is confused about this one.
Yukari's old story.
But...
[PH] The answer is...
Now, everyone's answer. Open!
Oh! Except for Okada!
Maybe Tatsumi has a pattern.
There are many patterns like this today.
There are.
Is there?
The answer is...
A. A pair of chairs.
Except for Okada, you're correct!
Poor guy.
Once upon a time, when a couple blessed with children prayed to the god of charcoal,
they finally received a child, and since they only had one child, they were named the one-child-child.
The one-child-child, who grew up, rides a boat and heads for Kyoto today.
Soon, he will become active as a samurai and defeat the demons who attacked him.
As the demon forgot about it, the little ones grew up into adults.
And the place where such a one-time prevention stage became is Sumiyoshi Company.
Next is the problem from Zoujoji, a power spot in Tokyo.
Zoujoji is located in front of Tokyo Tower and 1 million people visit it every year.
The era of Muromachi improved.
During Edo era, the area was protected by Tokugawa Ieyasu.
The area developed into a major city in Japan.
Since Ieyasu Iko 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 the main gate to the three entrances is about 195 meters.
That's a long distance.
In fact, this is a number related to Buddhism, but what is it?
What does it mean?
a. Number of people's instincts.
Does it mean that?
b. Number of Buddha's wishes.
Let me open it.
Can I open it?
I have to stand up for myself, right?
Right.
Then I'll win for sure.
You'll fight, right?
Yeah, I'll fight.
All answers are open!
Look, look, look!
Wow!
[PH] Finally!
It's just like we planned!
Finally!
Just like they planned!
Just like we planned!
Of course, we'll use our parents' money, right?
We'll use 100 yen.
We'll use half of it.
Of course, but such an easy question...
It's possible, it's possible.
Oh!
What's wrong?
I'm surprised.
You know...
The length of the meter and so on...
Oh, no!
Let's go!
This is A, really!
Oh!
I feel like we're doing a variety show...
B, come on!
The answer is...
A. A human's thoughts.
Oh, my God!
What is it?
He got it!
Awesome!
I'm sorry.
108 human desires.
The distance from the gate to the shrine is about 195 meters,
but if we calculate it by counting the distance from Japan to ancient times,
it will be about 108 swords.
Really?
By the way, according to Buddha's wish number of 48 eyes,
the distance from Sannmon to main hall is 48 pieces, which is 86 meters.
The number of pillars on main hall is also 48.
So, Kou-chan, how do you feel?
It's comfortable.
I was able to get only 108 numbers.
It's scary to be a spy.
I'm sorry.
Next is a question from Kyoto's power spot, Kamigamo Shrine.
Kamigamo Shrine is registered as a world heritage site in Kyoto's oldest shrine.
It was founded by a horse rider and is still held today.
Camouclabeum.
Camouclabeum?
What is it?
Every January, there is a festival called White Horse Raid Ceremony.
When you see a white horse, you get rid of your evil spirit and you are promised happiness.
Is that so?
What is it?
At such Kamigamo Shrine, this amulet with a horse's picture is popular.
What kind of amulet is it?
A. A good protection.
B. A protection born from it.
What do you think?
Is there anything like this?
Surprisingly, yes.
Something like that.
Something old-fashioned in Japan.
Like a dajale.
With the sound?
Wait a minute.
It's a little difficult.
A phrase related to horses.
Now, everyone's answers are open!
A horse!
What is this?
Kemuri is alone this time.
Isn't everything that works out for you?
I think everything works out for you.
There's something that works for you.
There's something that works for me.
I thought you were born to do it.
Yes.
Which one is it?
The stick!
The answer is...
The stick!
Yes, it all works for you.
I'm glad it didn't work for you.
The amulet of horses in Kamigamo Shrine is characterized by nine horses drawn on both the front and back sides.
It's called a horse-eating goat.
It's a waste of English.
Next is power spot of Tokyo, issue from Tokyo Daijinguu.
As a shrine where you can worship god worshipped in Ise Jinguu while in Tokyo,
in 13th year of Meiji, Daijinguu was consecrated and was called as Tokyo's Oise-sama,
and it was one of power spots of Tokyo and attracted many people.
Wow! What is it?
In 1834, Tokyo Daijingu held its first ritual at a shrine.
What was it?
What is it?
A. Shinzen Kekkon Shiki.
B. Shichigo San.
Kashiyu-san and Taira-san, you got it fast.
I don't know.
I think you know.
But if you've been there, you know.
It's 1834, right?
I don't know.
Voice actor's answers, open!
Wareta.
Yes.
Oh?
Rina san!
Tatsumi, please explain.
The emperor Showa was born around here.
He is about four or five years old.
Did he have a baby?
I calculated it.
Which one?
The correct answer is...
A. Newlywed ceremony.
Kouchan Baba-san, Ootsuru-san, Kashuu-san, Taira-san, Matsui Kemuri-kun, Fukkawa-san, you're correct!
In 1934, the Tokyo Daijingu started the Newlywed ceremony for the general public.
Today, it has become a power spot of Enmusubi.
The state of the marriage ceremony was so popular at the time that the novel by Natsume Soseki, which was written by a scholar, was drawn.
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 are said to gather,
is worshipping the wolf of many owners appearing 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 fate.
It is said that the biggest power spot of Izumo Taisha is the Soga's Temple.
Here you can bring something back as a protection, but what is it?
What was it?
A. Sand
B. Water
I don't know about A...
I forgot about it.
Oh, Ms. Tanya.
You've been there, haven't you?
I think I've been there.
If you've been there, you must know about it.
I know about it, but...
I haven't brought it back.
Let's see everyone's answers.
The minority is...
Baba B! Baba-san B!
Yes.
In general, shrines have a lot of spring water coming out of them.
I think it's easy for people to get connected in that direction.
Kemuri-kun got A!
I don't know if it's a dysmothy or not, but I feel like there's a place where you can get sand by bringing it.
Both of them are still... Both of them are still possible.
The correct answer is...
A! Sand!
Mocha, Otsuru, Hatsumi, Kashuu, Tairu, Matsue, Fukawa, correct!
We are trapped!
In order to get soga's sand,
you must go to Inasa no Hama, 15 minutes' walk from Izumo Taisha,
and head there.
This is a place where you welcome the gods who don't open their doors.
By rescuing the sand in Inasa no Hama,
By placing it in Izumo Taisha's Sogano Yashiro,
the belief of exchanging sand that was already placed as a charm spread among people.
Next is a question from Kyoto's power spot, Kifune Shrine.
On the third floor of Kifune Shrine, which is located in Kibune, Okuza-shiki, Kyoto,
it is said that the Kibune River flows through the Kamo River in Kyoto.
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 a shortage of water,
people would pray for rain in this shrine.
What is the origin of Kifune Shrine, which is now found in every shrine?
A. Emma B. Omitsuji
It's everywhere now.
Think about it carefully.
It's the origin of Kifune Shrine.
Let's see your answers!
I'm sorry, but B means...
The correct answer is Kashu, Taera and Joy's smoke.
I have a water bird in Kifune Shrine.
So I thought it could be because of water deficiency and so on.
But I don't know.
Which one is it?
The correct answer is...
A. Emma.
[PH] Thank you.
In Kifune Shrine, the great emperor used to pray by burning black horses during the dry season and white horses during the rainy season.
However, in the middle of the Heian period, instead of living horses, he started to burn horse-riding horses drawn on boards.
That became the current model of horses.
By the way, the birth of Japanese fortune-telling is said to be the long-term fortune of Hieizan.
The top of the list might have changed at once.
The last question is from the power spot of Fukuoka Prefecture, Dazaifu Tengmangu.
There are about 10,000 Tengmangu's main gu, Dazaifu Tengmangu.
The one being worshipped is Sugawara no Michizane, a politician of the Heian period.
Michizane has contributed to the history of Japan and also to education.
Michizane is believed to be a god of education.
Such Michizane is conspiracy.
He is sent to Dazaifu from today's capital.
And then, he continued his busy life and died at 59 years old.
The grave he built became Dazaifu Temmangu.
Stop it!
When Sugawara's roadside tree was blown away by Dazaifu from the capital,
some say that it flew after the roadside tree.
Nowadays, it's not only a question of Dazaifu Tenmangu, but also a symbol of Fukuoka and Dazaifu city.
Which one is it?
A. Hatto B. Ume
It flew.
Plum flew.
But...
Tatsumi is worried about either one.
She's really worried about it.
I think she's worried about it.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Tatsumi and Kashuu are...
They're both pretty accurate.
Now, Morisako's answer is plum!
It's normal for pigeons to fly, but plums don't fly.
So I think the plums flew as a legend.
The correct answer is...
Yes!
The correct answer is only the one collected by Satsumi-san!
It was the last one.
Sugawara no Michizane loves plum blossoms.
He was five years old and already knew a lot about plum blossoms.
When he was sent back to Dazaifu, he read a farewell song with plum blossoms.
The legend is that, overnight, plum blossoms that adored Michizane flew all the way to Dazaifu.
Now, plum trees are the sacred trees of Dazaifu.
And the symbol of swords and death is also chosen.
Now all questions are over.
Will two people from Shinto Culture Department advance to the finals?
Or will they be talented entertainers?
The final result is...
This one!
The winner is...
Oh!
Wow!
The top is the old woman!
The bottom is the child!
The last one is the kid!
Wow!
The final round!
A quick quiz about shrines and Buddhist sculptures!
The winner is the one who gets three points.
Let's start right away.
Question!
[PH] 【Question】
Where is the temple that three hints describe?
I'm not good at temples, Taira.
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 in Otowa.
Matsui Kemuri!
There is a waterfall in Otowa.
Matsui Kemuri!
Kiyomizu-dera?
Correct!
Wow!
That's it!
You're good!
You did it!
Kiyomizu-dera!
I think there were some waterfalls.
I think that's why it's called Kiyomizu.
I think you knew about it, too.
But I don't think I know it well.
I see.
Kikuri is a good guide.
Let's move on.
Question.
Where is the shrine where three hints appear?
There is a hand water house where hot springs come out.
What is it?
It's quite unique.
Hot springs come out of it.
The largest...
Oh, no!
Grandmother!
Krama!
No!
You're a temple.
I'll lose my rights.
What a waste!
The largest sexually transmitted puppy in Japan exists.
The third hint is...
I'm going to do a good job.
Suwataisha.
How do you say it?
Suwataisha.
It's like a nickname.
Let's continue.
Question!
Which shrine is disappearing?
Disappearing shrine.
It's disappearing now, right?
It's disappearing little by little. It's rising up.
Look closely.
It's early morning.
Matsui!
Itsukushima Shrine?
Correct!
I see! I see!
I knew it!
A tree was coming out of the forest.
I got this one. Matsui-kun reaches! Let's go!
Question!
Where is the shrine where three hints show up?
There is a heavy stone.
Tyra-san!
I will never give up!
I'm going to beat you all up.
You're so cute!
Where is the shrine where three hints show up?
There is a heavy stone.
Tyra-san!
Ah, here it is!
Fushimi Inai Taisha?
Why?
I thought it was Colonel Sumiyoshi who was mentioned in the question earlier,
but Sumiyoshi's stone is more like this.
Rounder?
Yes, and the colour is different too.
Wow!
Let's see the question!
Where is the temple with three hints?
20kg of gold leaf is used.
Yabasan!
Kinkakuji?
Correct!
You did it!
Amazing!
Now, Baba-san, one more point.
I want to go again.
Can you reach all of them?
Question.
Where is the shrine where three hints are expressed?
Shrine. Block the answer.
The land of Hamaya origin.
It doesn't move here.
I don't know.
Sando, Prince Wakamiya is famous.
If you win this, you win!
The drama I'm in, From the Day I Stole You, is on air every Monday at 10 p.m.
It's about a suspenseful love story between a mother who lost her daughter in an accident and a man who caused the accident.
Please watch it.
I won't lose to you here.
Sando, Prince Wakamiya is famous.
Wow!
If you win this, you'll win!
Tsurugaoka Hachimangu?
It's Tsurugaoka Hachimangu!
Amazing!
It's my first time being on the show!
And the winner is...
Taira Yu's team!
What's it called? Sando's name?
It's called Sando's name!
Now, we'll ask questions that we want to know and that we don't know.
First of all, why is No. 3 a gold dragon statue?
Don't you think there are many sculptures around today?
Dragon.
Yes, it's a dragon.
Yes, in fact...
You can see it from here.
What is it?
It's a dragon.
Under the lantern of Kaminari-mon.
At first glance, it looks like a normal human being, but these two are also dragons.
If you look at the back, you can see a tail.
Oh, there is!
Kaminari-mon's back is like this.
Shige-san was looking for a dragon sculpture.
This is the official name of Kinryuza Sensouji.
When Spontum was buried by Sensouji, a dragon appeared.
So, the 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 it.
Next is about the secret of the birth of the famous Asakusa's monzengashi.
For example, this is agemanjuu.
This is also a monzengashi.
What is a monzengashi?
It is a sweets that is served as a hospitality to people who come to worship in temples and shrines.
This is a manjuu.
Was it necessary to raise it?
Manjū originally came in small balls.
Yes.
But if you do that, it gets hard.
So if you fry it and eat it, it's delicious.
That's why they call it soft fried manjū.
So it's a surprisingly simple idea.
That's right.
Thank you for the food!
Asakusa's specialty, fried manjū, was born from the wisdom of life,
which is that you don't waste food.
It's delicious!
Next, about the meaning of the fence placed in front of the fort.
That thing under the fort that looks like a lack of fence.
Oh, that one?
Yes. What is it?
That fence is for horses not to enter.
Horses?
Horses.
In the past, horses were allowed to enter.
But now, you can't enter a shrine or a temple without a horse.
So now, you can't enter a car, a bike or a bicycle.
Recently, it's called car-stopping.
Next is how to walk on the road.
I often say, God's path, God's path.
God usually doesn't walk around in his temple and doesn't go around in his temple.
Actually, God doesn't move from his temple and only walks around the city on special days like festivals.
You can walk in the middle of the temple.
What? Even in other shrines?
Yes, there is a place called Jinja Honcho where they gather people
Even there, it is said that there is no strict rule for how to walk on the third road
I see
When there is a ceremony, the bride and groom pass by or the priest passes by
So, we avoid those places and just pass by
This is a culture of compassion
I see
The last is about the marks that show the temple
By the way, teacher, what is that? Manji mark?
You see this symbol on maps quite often, don't you ?
Is it a temple ? A temple mark ?
Yes, it is a temple mark.
But, among the Yankees, it is said that it is a full moon.
A full moon.
Why is it shaped like this ?
This symbolizes the temple.
There is a god named Vishnu.
His chest hair was shaped like this.
Is it possible ?
Is it true ?
It was shaped like this.
It's a legend
The eunuch has a bungee mark
Bungee mark
So, as a sign of peace and prosperity, it was adopted in Buddhism
In Buddhism, it became a symbol of the temple
Next time, we'll talk about the second special animal test.
The problem of animal's reproductive system and cute babies.
Oh, my God!
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