Chōzuya
Chōzu-ya at Make-jinja
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The water sometimes comes from wells and sometimes from tap water.[1]
Chōzuya Media
Chōzu-ya at rural Make-jinja
A sign (read right-to-left) explains how to do chōzu
Inside a pavilion, performing chōzu
Related pages
References
- ↑ K Yokoi, R Nawata, S Furui, T Nagasawa, S Yanase, M Kimura, Y Itokawa (December 1991). 神社の手水の水質検査成績 [A Report on the Hygienic Status of Sacred "Temizu" Water in Shrines]. Nihon Eiseigaku Zasshi (in 日本語). 46 (5): 1009–13. doi:10.1265/jjh.46.1009. PMID 1779475.
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Further reading
- "chouzubachi" 手水鉢. Japanese Architecture and Art Net Users System. Atsumi International Scholarship Foundation. Retrieved 15 August 2016., and links therein