Hatsumode [年中行事]
"Hatsumode（初詣）" is an event to pray for safety and peace for the year by visiting a shrine or temple in the New Year.
This custom begins in the Edo era.
This custom of original is "Toshigomori（年籠り）".
"Toshigomori" is the custom that a patriarch stays in shrine or temple of the patron saint for prayer from the night of the last day of the year to the morning of new Year's Day.
Eventually "Toshigomori" was divided into ”Joyamoude（除夜詣）” that prayer from the night of the last day of the year, and ”Gantanmoude（元日詣）” that prayer from the morning of new Year's day.
The origin of "Hatsumode" is ”Gantanmoude”.
Urbanization advanced in the Edo era, and people enjoyed an event, and acted became wide.
Therefore the prayer became popular in the shrines and temples in a good direction.
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This custom begins in the Edo era.
This custom of original is "Toshigomori（年籠り）".
"Toshigomori" is the custom that a patriarch stays in shrine or temple of the patron saint for prayer from the night of the last day of the year to the morning of new Year's Day.
Eventually "Toshigomori" was divided into ”Joyamoude（除夜詣）” that prayer from the night of the last day of the year, and ”Gantanmoude（元日詣）” that prayer from the morning of new Year's day.
The origin of "Hatsumode" is ”Gantanmoude”.
Urbanization advanced in the Edo era, and people enjoyed an event, and acted became wide.
Therefore the prayer became popular in the shrines and temples in a good direction.
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