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We attended a Setsubun celebration at the Susa Shrine in Sasebo, Japan today. The one I went to last year
was in Kamakura.
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Kids from a nearby Yochien (Japanese kindergarten) donned
Oni (demon) masks and dove for tiny packages of dried soybeans.
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The adults in the back got into the action too.

If you forgot to pre-order your
Ehoumaki, don't worry, they're for sell on almost every street corner. Last year, I did pre-order and I must have faced the right way because I had all sorts of good stuff happen in the last year.
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Remember to face West South West this while consuming.
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