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Chozuya Hand Washing Basin At A Japanese Shinto Shrine In Tokyo Stock Photo


Chozuya hand washing basin at a Japanese Shinto shrine in Tokyo Stock Photo
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Chozuya hand washing basin at a Japanese Shinto shrine in Tokyo. During Coronavirus, these have been closed off.

Japanese water basin from bamboo pipe washing hand
Japanese water basin from bamboo pipe to washing hand in temple
Person filling up ladle with water of chozuya fountain
Washing hand at shrine
Chozuya in a Shinto Shrine in Kyoto

OSAKA, JAPAN - JAN 29, 2018: Japanese people doing Chozuya water purification rite in temple of Osaka
NARA, JAPAN - JAN 30, 2018: Dragon fountain for Chozuya water purification rite in temple of Osaka

Elements for Chozuya water purification rite in temple of Osaka
Temizuya purification rite Fountain dropping water

Summer dusk view of hand-washing pavillion, or chozuya or temizuya, at Saiichi shinto Shrine, Kanazawa, Japan
Dragon at Temizuya or Chozuya 手水舎 of Arakura Fuji Sengen shrine 新倉富士浅間神社. Fujiyoshida, Japan.
Dragon at Temizuya or Chozuya of Arakura Fuji Sengen shrine. Fujiyoshida, Japan
Tourist hand holding a water ladle from Chozucha and washing hands, according to Japanese tradition, a close-up of a plastic
Tourist hand holding a water ladle from Chozucha to wash hands, according to Japanese tradition, a plastic ladle close-up