Oharai

E1038638

Oharai is a major Shinto purification ritual intended to cleanse people, objects, and spaces of spiritual impurity and misfortune.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shinto purification ritual
Shinto religious practice
aimsToAchieve harmony with kami
protection
renewal
associatedConcept harae
kegare
misogi NERFINISHED
associatedWithDeity Amaterasu NERFINISHED
Hachiman NERFINISHED
local kami
culturalContext Japan NERFINISHED
field Japanese religious practice
frequency periodic
hasAlternativeName Great Purification NERFINISHED
Ōharae NERFINISHED
hasAspect communal ritual
individual ritual
hasPurpose averting misfortune
removal of kegare (impurity)
restoring ritual purity
spiritual purification
language Japanese
performedAt Shinto shrine
construction site
home
workplace
performedBy Kannushi
Miko NERFINISHED
Shinto priest
performedForOccasion New Year NERFINISHED
after misfortune
before festivals
before important life events
performedOn objects
people
spaces
relatedRitual Misogi NERFINISHED
Shubatsu
religion Shinto
ritualAction recitation of norito (prayers)
symbolic transfer of impurity
waving of purification wand
symbolicallyRemoves bad luck
calamity
spiritual pollution
usesRitualObject haraigushi
ōnusa

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