Fusa

Yes, I am in Japan, in Cental Japanese city of Nagoya... went to the 2nd largest Shinto shrine in Japan, Atsuta Shrine and guess what I saw... Fusa everywhere.....

Fusa over bonsai plants display....
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Fusa at entrance to prayer hall....
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Even Fusa worn by a bride...
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Great pics..thanks for sharing.

Its nice to see Japanese sights other than car stuff.

Wow, you saw more Japanesey stuff than i did! We spent most of our time shopping... for clothes :(

hah! So my home-made fusa probably has more significance than a bought one!
j/k :)

How nice are the traditional Japanese wedding outfits though? Saw a full procession during my stay there in '97 and it was very cool...

Can you post any more pictures of sights please?

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Can you post any more pictures of sights please?
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I am not in Japan for holidays, the pictures I posted was the only chance I had on a Sunday to go out and see some stuff.... otherwise its work work and work and off to the next destination.

i want to walk around and jack em all and slang em. hahha

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She's even slanging a fusa around her neck.
Thats a wedding dress? Thats like the cloak that vietnamese people wear when their loved one dies.