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• Hairei —    The form of individual worship used at Shinto shrines. It varies in degree of elaborateness and formality, but typically comprises approaching the kami, making a small offering (saimotsu) by throwing a few coins into the offertory box (saisen… …   A Popular Dictionary of Shinto

• Saimotsu —    Offerings made on a visit to a shrine. For the ordinary shrine visitor the offering might be a few coins (saisen) thrown into the offertory box (saisen bako). On other occasions the offerings may be of cloth (including heihaku). Another… …   A Popular Dictionary of Shinto

• Saisen —    Coins offered to the kami. They are usually thrown into the offertory box (saisen bako) which may be located at the shrine or, in a portable version, taken on the shinko shiki. At the toka (tenth day of the new year) ebisu of the Nishininomiya …   A Popular Dictionary of Shinto

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