Japan's Shichi-Go-San Ritual For Children Now Preformed For Pets
A Japan's birthrate continues to plunge, Japanese pet owners are adopting Shichi-Go-San rituals of their pets, a tradition that has been traditionally
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A Japan's birthrate continues to plunge, Japanese pet owners are adopting Shichi-Go-San rituals of their pets, a tradition that has been traditionally
Pets took center stage at a Shinto shrine near Tokyo this week to receive blessings from priests in a tradition originally observed for children. What happened: Pet owners traveled to Inuneko Jinja (Dog-Cat Shrine) within the Zama Shrine in Zama, Kanagawa Prefecture, on Tuesday to have their beloved fur babies blessed for the tradition known as Shichi-Go-San, which translates to Seven-Five-Three. The Zama Shrine in Tokyo first established the Inuneko Jinja in 2012.
The Zama Shrine near Tokyo is gaining popularity for extending its blessings beyond humans to include beloved animal companions.
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