【しゅび】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. priest's flapper made from the tail of a large deer; long stick with the tail of a large deer attachedsee also
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  • 【しゅび】
  • しゅび
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  1. priest's flapper made from the tail of a large deer
    2. This refers to a ceremonial item used by priests, typically in Shinto or Buddhist rituals, to symbolize purification or to ward off evil. It is often used to bring attention or emphasize prayers during ceremonies.
    At the festival held at the shrine, the priest's flapper plays an important role.
    The monk waves the flapper during the ceremony to create a sacred space.
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  1. ．.、．.きごう（麈きごう）．.
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