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Why you should avoid pointing feet toward altar?
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How does respectful curiosity differ from copying a ritual without understanding what is happening?
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Why you should bow at torii gate before entering shrine?
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Why you should bow at torii gate before entering shrine during festivals?
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What should visitors do with omamori, ema and fortunes after receiving them?
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Can restricted gates, ropes and closed doors be crossed because the photograph would improve?
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How do children and groups visit active sacred sites without turning the approach into a playground or lecture hall?
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What should visitors do when a monk, priest or staff member asks them to stop an activity?
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What clothing is practical and respectful without inventing a formal dress code for every visit?
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What is a goshuin, and why should it not be treated as an ordinary souvenir stamp?
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