The ritual dismantling of the shrines every 20 years (known as sengu-shiki) goes back to prehistoric times, when sacred structures tended to be erected for special ceremonies rather than as permanent places of worship.
Prehistoric sacred structures were often build specifically for special ceremonies, then dismantled after the rituals were complete.
Sengu-shiki is the custom of initiating a child into the clergy.
three dogs are in the water.
It reminds me of something I read in Asimov.
a child was there
Nowhere is this less apparent than in the presentation of Sen.
It is exactly the same situation as the one where buffalo died.
The girls are playing in the grass.