k 2024 Setsubun, Zojoji Temple, Tokyo General view, February 03, 2024February 03, 2024 Setsubun or Bean throwing festival held at Zojoji temple in Tokyo, Japan. Setsubun is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated on February 3rd or 4th, marking the end of winter according to the lunar calendar and the beginning of spring. The main ritual of Setsubun involves a practice called mamemaki, which translates to bean throwing. During mamemaki, people throw roasted soybeans, called fukumame, both inside and outside of ones home while shouting Fuku wa uchi which means Out with demons In with good luck This custom is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune for the upcoming year. This custom is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune for the upcoming year.Photo by Keiichi MiyashitaAFLO Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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2024 Setsubun, Zojoji Temple, Tokyo General view, February 03, 2024 February 03, 2024   Setsubun or  Bean throwing  festival held at Zojoji temple in Tokyo, Japan. Setsubun is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated on February 3rd or 4th, marking the end of winter according to the lunar calendar and the beginning of spring. The main ritual of Setsubun involves a practice called  mamemaki,  which translates to  bean throwing. During mamemaki, people throw roasted soybeans, called  fukumame , both inside and outside of one s home while shouting   Fuku wa uchi   which means  Out with demons  In with good luck   This custom is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune for the upcoming year. This custom is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune for the upcoming year.  Photo by Keiichi Miyashita AFLO
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2024 Setsubun, Zojoji Temple, Tokyo

General view, February 03, 2024 February 03, 2024 - Setsubun or "Bean throwing" festival held at Zojoji temple in Tokyo, Japan. Setsubun is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated on February 3rd or 4th, marking the end of winter according to the lunar calendar and the beginning of spring. The main ritual of Setsubun involves a practice called "mamemaki," which translates to "bean throwing. During mamemaki, people throw roasted soybeans, called "fukumame", both inside and outside of one's home while shouting " Fuku wa uchi!" which means "Out with demons! In with good luck!" This custom is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune for the upcoming year. This custom is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune for the upcoming year. (Photo by Keiichi Miyashita/AFLO)

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