Saisaki-mode
Sai-saki-mode is a term used to describe the Hatsumōde of 2021 (the third year of Reiwa) in the midst of the third wave of the new coronavirus infection epidemic. It was first proposed by a shrine in Fukuoka Prefecture and recommended by the Fukuoka Prefecture Shrine Agency.[1]
Originally, there was a Japanese culture of greeting each other at the end of the year and wishing each other a happy new year, and it quickly spread across the country because it matched the feeling of wishing for a "good luck" new year by completing preparations for the New Year by the end of December. There are also shrines and temples that call it "Koshomairi".[2]
Shrines and temples that perform good luck pilgrimages
Students taking the entrance exam at Yushima Tenmangu Shrine, where a banner of "Happy New Year" is displayed.
- Shrines in Fukuoka Prefecture
- Kanda Shrine (Tokyo Chiyoda, Tokyo)[3]
- Yushima Tenmangū (Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bunkyō)[4]
- Jindai-ji (Tokyo, Chofu City)[5]
- Omi Shrine (Shiga Prefecture Ōtsu)[6]
- Kasuga-taisha (Nara Prefecture Nara City)[7]
Footnotes
- 「三社参り」の文化を生んだ福岡から、コロナに対応した新しい初詣様式「幸先詣（さいさきもうで）」が誕生。
- 2021年の初詣はココが違う！「幸先詣」や「分散参拝」など全国神社のコロナ対策＆鉄道各社の終夜運転 トラベルコ 2020年12月25日
- 「分散参拝」に「オンライン授与所」…神田明神に聞く、コロナ禍の初詣 ウォーカープラス 2020年11月28日
- 密を避け、前倒し初詣は幸先良い 時事通信 2020年12月27日
- 調布・コロナ禍の「深大寺」「布多天神社」初詣 分散参拝で「密」回避、「幸先詣」も みんなの経済新聞 2020年12月25日
- 滋賀「近江神宮」で幸先詣、新年のかるたへの対策も Lmaga.jp 2020年12月19日
- 奈良 春日大社「幸先詣」が静かに浸透 テレビ大阪 2020年12月23日
External links
- Kotobank (in Japanese) https://kotobank.jp/word/.
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