The Japanese Wear Loin Baths In Cold Water To Celebrate The New Year

In the midst of the cold weather on New Year's Day, Japanese people have a strange custom of wearing only loincloths to bathe in cold water in public places such as parks or temples. New to Japanese people have the traditional custom of bathing in a cold water tank to purify the soul while bringing a lot of luck. The participants wore only a cloth to the park or temple to perform the ritual as a way to welcome the new year. Before taking a bath in the cold weather, the participants were dancing and running. around the temple, standing in the rare cold sun chanting slogans to express their spirit

. The photo was taken at the Kanda Myojin Shinto Shrine in Tokyo as the participants were immersed in a pool of cold water. On January 10, a participant enthusiastically poured cold water on himself at Kanda Myojin Shinto Shrine. A water tank filled with ice was placed in a park next to Teppozu Inari Shinto Shrine People are praying for a lucky and healthy New Year, and also in Tokyo, at Teppozu Inari Shinto shrine, many tourists and locals are circling the baths to observe this ritual.



While high school students were immersed in a water tank while holding a large rock, this year about 100 people participated in making loincloths cold bathed at Teppozu Inari Shinto Shrine, while at Kanda Myojin Shinto shrine there were 36 people. net ***.

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