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Japanology Plus · S4E29 — Shrine Duties
Season 4 episodes
1. Japanophiles: Carine LafitteJan 5, 2017
2. Noh TheaterJan 26, 2017
3. Moving ServicesFeb 2, 2017
4. Okinawan KarateFeb 9, 2017
5. SleepFeb 16, 2017
6. Tokyo Rail NetworkFeb 23, 2017
7. DenimMar 2, 2017
8. Japanophiles: Randy Channell SoeiMar 9, 2017
9. Japanophiles: Zoe VincentMar 30, 2017
10. Buddhist AltarsApr 4, 2017
11. Driving SchoolsApr 12, 2017
12. CurryApr 19, 2017
13. CafesMay 2, 2017
14. Japanophiles: Yoram OferMay 23, 2017
15. School LunchJun 6, 2017
16. Capsule ToysJun 20, 2017
17. BusesJun 27, 2017
18. Traditional MusicJul 4, 2017
19. Traditional Music in Modern LifeJul 11, 2017
20. Japanophiles: Nsenda LukumwenaJul 18, 2017
21. Urban RenewalAug 1, 2017
22. FireworksAug 15, 2017
23. AnthropomorphismAug 22, 2017
24. 2D Characters - Origins and EvolutionAug 29, 2017
25. Children and SportsSep 5, 2017
26. Amusement ParksSep 12, 2017
27. Japanophiles: Tyler LynchSep 26, 2017
28. Particle Physics ResearchOct 3, 2017
29. Shrine DutiesOct 17, 2017
30. Special Rescue TeamsOct 24, 2017
31. The Wonders of Air TravelOct 31, 2017
32. Japanophiles: Fernando LopezNov 21, 2017
33. Changing Perceptions of CarsNov 28, 2017
34. The Way of Tea: Wellspring of Omotenashi (Part 1)Dec 12, 2017
35. The Way of Tea: Wellspring of Omotenashi (Part 2)Dec 19, 2017Synopsis
A stroll through any Japanese neighborhood will likely lead you to a Shinto shrine, the heart of the nation's indigenous religion. Many who visit Japan are drawn to these sacred spaces by their tranquil ambiance and exquisite architecture, as well as the graceful presence of the priests and shrine maidens in their traditional attire who maintain them. Yet, fewer are acquainted with the specific rituals of these shrines or the roles fulfilled by their custodians. This installment of Japanology Pl
