英語訳
Jinji Chinju Shrine, next Jinguji Chinju Shrine [Note: These two shrines are performed as subsidiary rituals at Kajita Shrine], next Komori Shrine [Note: The shrine affairs deputy does not make offerings; when both ujigami officials participate, it is performed as a subsidiary ritual. Offerings are made to the sacred offering table on the shu side. Therefore, the banquet is also divided between the two officials. If both officials do not make offerings, the shrine affairs deputy performs it as a subsidiary ritual at Kajita Shrine], next Shirahige Shrine, next Shiraku [Hyaku?] Taifu Shrine, next Chinju Shrine, next Fukutoku Shrine, next Ryuboku Shrine [Note: Performed as a subsidiary ritual at Fukutoku Shrine].
The above twenty-one shrines [Note: However, Komori Shrine was added from the Shotoku period reconstruction. Moreover, for this shrine, five go of satanin han are separately given to the shrine servants as transportation fees]. Two shrine servants transport these, each placing them in small sacred containers [Note: However, before the norito prayers, sixteen shrines' portions are first transported from the offering hall, and the five shrines' portions are transported subsequently].
The items are: one set of sacred chopsticks [Note: The preparation method is the same as for the eight shrines and thirty-six shrines, prepared and offered by the shoshi at the imperial food office], two bowls of sacred rice [Note: Small cedar form, arranged in cloth mesh with four handles], one bowl of sacred rice crackers [Note: In earthenware, same as before], one bowl of sacred dumplings [Note: Three pieces, in earthenware, same as before], one bowl of sacred sliced fish [Note: As usual, eleven pieces of salted mackerel placed in earthenware], flat-cut [Note: Three pieces of ray placed underneath, three small pieces placed in small hatsukasa earthenware], sacred sake [Note: A little placed in cloth mesh, without a stand], etc., placed in sacred containers [Note: For the divine withdrawal, divided between the head priest and shrine affairs deputy. However, the portion for one shrine or three and a half shrines is the shrine affairs deputy's banquet. When finished, the shrine servants bring it to the village pavilion].
Kifune Small Shrine, Kajitori, Ume-no-miya, Shiraishi, Shirahige Shrine, Hashi-gongen, Kawao, Suzuka, Gyuichi-musubu-kami, Ichishi, Hayashida, Hiyoshi, Suikazu and other shrines, Oku-hongu Suzu-ichi. The above fifteen shrines [Note: However, the three shrines of Shirahige, Ichishi, and Hayashida were added from the Shotoku period]. Sacred shelves [Note: However, the divine offerings for this meeting are also different in their items]. For Ainamesai and other festivals, there are thirty-six shrines. For the main festival, there are forty-five shrines [Note: In addition to the thirty-six shrines, there are two shrines at the front of the council hall, Ryuhokken estate guardian shrine two shrines, Takeganohana guardian shrine two shrines, Chikurinan estate one shrine. These seven shrines were prepared and offered from within the shrine community in Shotoku 4 based on collective decision. Maebayashi estate guardian shrine was prepared and offered from Kyoho 15 based on collective decision. Together, forty-five shrines. For distant locations, they are performed as subsidiary rituals at Fukutoku Shrine].
However, for Kifune, Hashi-gongen, and Oku-hongu, the two shrines' portions are also slightly different. The items are: sacred chopsticks in cedar form, two bowls of sacred rice [Note: Served in hatsukasa earthenware with four handles], rice crackers [Note: Placed in small hatsukasa earthenware], one bowl of sacred dumplings [Note: Three pieces placed, in earthenware, same as before], one bowl of sacred grilled food [Note: One small salted sea bream. However, except for New Year's Day, salted mackerel is used in earthenware, same as before], one bowl of flat-cut [Note: Same as small shrines], one bowl of sacred sliced fish [Note: Same as small shrines], one bowl of wood-cut [Note: Four pieces of ray. However, two small pieces placed underneath are put in small hatsukasa earthenware], sacred sake [Note: Same as small shrines], etc., placed in one sacred container.
For New Year's Day and Ainamesai, both officials make offerings [Note: For divine withdrawal, divided between both officials]. For shelf meetings and main festivals, daily participants make offerings [Note: For divine withdrawal, divided three ways among both officials and daily participants for the banquet].
The above small shrine divine offerings: of the four annual occasions, for the three times of New Year's Day, Ainamesai, and main festival, three sheets of four-fold paper and half-paper are prepared and offered by the yo-taifu. Therefore, on that day, Yatone comes to the yo pavilion to receive them [Note: However, it is customary for the negi (Yatone?) to receive the four-fold paper for thirty-two shrines].
For occasions such as U-jo torch lighting, both purification ceremonies, and hollyhock offerings, the shrines are: Sugio Shrine, Tanao Shrine, Hajibe-o Shrine, Yamao Shrine, Fujio Shrine, Kawao Shrine, Suwa Shrine, Hashimoto Shrine, Iwamoto Shrine, Kajita Shrine, Shirahige Shrine, Hyaku-taifu, Chinju Shrine, Fukutoku Shrine, etc. The above fourteen shrines.