It might have been a big day, but many weddings were taking place at the Meiji Jingu. After the ceremony, the bride, groom, and attendees came out of the hall of worship and entered the courtyard surrounded by a corridor. At the head of the people walking in line was a Shinto priest.
The Shinto priest was dressed in a traditional costume, something you don't see nowadays outside of shrines. And he wore an eagle hat and held a scepter in his hand. It seems that a priest is not allowed to dress in any way as long as he looks like a priest, but he must follow the rules for the ritual attire of priests set by the main shrine office.
Jan 2013 PEOPLE TOKYO | |
HARAJUKU MEIJI JINGU PARADE WEDDING CEREMONY |
No
7206
Shooting Date
Dec 2012
Posted On
January 30, 2013
Modified On
December 12, 2023
Place
Meiji Jingu, Tokyo
Genre
Street Photography
Camera
OLYMPUS PEN E-P2
Lens
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 14-42MM