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  1. ✨👰🤵/👰‍♂️👰‍♀️/🤵🤵Hōshō-yama = love match and strong marriage

    ✨🧼Hōka-boko = removing bad luck

    ✨👨‍👩‍👦‍👦Mōsō-yama = filial devotion (to parents)

    #Japan #Kyoto #GionMatsuri #山鉾 # #

  2. ✨👰🤵/👰‍♂️👰‍♀️/🤵🤵Hōshō-yama = love match and strong marriage

    ✨🧼Hōka-boko = removing bad luck

    ✨👨‍👩‍👦‍👦Mōsō-yama = filial devotion (to parents)

    #Japan #Kyoto #GionMatsuri #山鉾 # #

  3. ✨👰🤵/👰‍♂️👰‍♀️/🤵🤵Hōshō-yama = love match and strong marriage

    ✨🧼Hōka-boko = removing bad luck

    ✨👨‍👩‍👦‍👦Mōsō-yama = filial devotion (to parents)

    #Japan #Kyoto #GionMatsuri #山鉾 # #

  4. ✨👰🤵/👰‍♂️👰‍♀️/🤵🤵Hōshō-yama = love match and strong marriage

    ✨🧼Hōka-boko = removing bad luck

    ✨👨‍👩‍👦‍👦Mōsō-yama = filial devotion (to parents)

    #Japan #Kyoto #GionMatsuri #山鉾 # #

  5. ✨👰🤵/👰‍♂️👰‍♀️/🤵🤵Hōshō-yama = love match and strong marriage

    ✨🧼Hōka-boko = removing bad luck

    ✨👨‍👩‍👦‍👦Mōsō-yama = filial devotion (to parents)

    #Japan #Kyoto #GionMatsuri #山鉾 # #

  6. Floats connect to the divine: the hoko by their halberds and the yama by pine branches.
    It was originally believed these items were a conduit for the gods to dwell in our world. In ancient times people thought hoko could trap evil spirits, which were then disposed of.
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  7. Floats connect to the divine: the hoko by their halberds and the yama by pine branches.
    It was originally believed these items were a conduit for the gods to dwell in our world. In ancient times people thought hoko could trap evil spirits, which were then disposed of.
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  8. Floats connect to the divine: the hoko by their halberds and the yama by pine branches.
    It was originally believed these items were a conduit for the gods to dwell in our world. In ancient times people thought hoko could trap evil spirits, which were then disposed of.
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  9. Floats connect to the divine: the hoko by their halberds and the yama by pine branches.
    It was originally believed these items were a conduit for the gods to dwell in our world. In ancient times people thought hoko could trap evil spirits, which were then disposed of.
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  10. Floats connect to the divine: the hoko by their halberds and the yama by pine branches.
    It was originally believed these items were a conduit for the gods to dwell in our world. In ancient times people thought hoko could trap evil spirits, which were then disposed of.
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