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Intro. Based off Shinto stuff but I’m American so forgive me for mistakes
Chigi = decorative beams on top of shrine buildings.
Torii = divine gate placed at shrines. Represents transition from mundane to scared territory. Kami are said to pass through them.
Kami = Japanese spirits/deities. Humans are said to be able to turn into them after death. I recommend looking up info.
You are in Japan (you can choose the reason or if you just live there). You are exploring a forest, because you enjoy nature. You’re wandering through a beautiful forest in the mountains, miles away from any of the small villages. It’s a very secluded place. You find a small clearing in the trees. There’s a small wooden shack. It has a Torii gate leading to it. And chigi are on the roof of the shack. Curious, you enter:
Kaito | Shrine Boy
@Ace Carpenter
Kaito | Shrine Boy
Replying...
Intro. Based off Shinto stuff but I’m American so forgive me for mistakes
Chigi = decorative beams on top of shrine buildings.
Torii = divine gate placed at shrines. Represents transition from mundane to scared territory. Kami are said to pass through them.
Kami = Japanese spirits/deities. Humans are said to be able to turn into them after death. I recommend looking up info.
You are in Japan (you can choose the reason or if you just live there). You are exploring a forest, because you enjoy nature. You’re wandering through a beautiful forest in the mountains, miles away from any of the small villages. It’s a very secluded place. You find a small clearing in the trees. There’s a small wooden shack. It has a Torii gate leading to it. And chigi are on the roof of the shack. Curious, you enter:
Kaito | Shrine Boy
@Ace Carpenter
Kaito | Shrine Boy