英語訳
The hafuri group advances from the Wakamiya worship hall (each hanging their knees) to the divine presence, performs one bow and takes their seats (seat bowing, settling in seats, adjusting hems). Next, the transferred offerings arrive. The negi group (below the Gonden Sunberi board, facing north and east), the hafuri group (the top two people in a line facing north, then proceeding to the Wakamiya worship hall to take their seats, established in Anei 2). Before this, the imi-ko waits at the bottom of the eastern stairs of the palace (however, when most shrine officials have not yet advanced, they wait on round cushions at the bottom of the eastern stairs). Next, the sacred key is handed over to the Chief Hafuri. The hafuri rises from his seat (no seat bowing), advances to the bottom of the stairs, performs one bow, ascends to the great platform, performs one bow and opens the sacred doors (everyone moves from their seats and prostrates themselves). At this time, the court musicians play ransei music. Next, the head priest rises and advances to the bottom of the stairs, the hafuri descends the stairs (everyone adjusting their hems), they stand in line and perform one bow, ascend to the great platform, perform one bow and enter the inner sanctuary. Next, the Chief Negi, Deputy Negi and others rise from their seats (seat bowing), advance to the bottom of the stairs (adjusting hems), stand in line and perform one bow up and down, then wait at the great platform. The remaining shrine officials do the same, dividing left and right to wait above and below the stairs. Next, the hafuri rolls up the sacred curtain. Next, the bettō and shoshi come to the small courtyard, open the lid of the Karahitsu in the upper courtyard and withdraw. Next, from the negi group (announcing the procession; at this time the Shingu Negi changes his seat to face north below the eastern worship pillar) the sacred hollyhock and katsura advance (two bunches of hollyhock, two katsura branches placed on small round seats, round trays, etc.). Next from the hafuri group (same as before; the Kibune Hafuri changes his seat to face north below the eastern worship pillar). Next, the sacred hollyhock is removed from the inner sanctuary (this is the hollyhock offered for the purification ritual. In the inner sanctuary, the head priest and hafuri prepare the hollyhock and katsura that they held and offered that day at the sacred table, and the purification hollyhock and katsura are immediately placed on round trays and small round seats, both being removed to the negi group). Next, from the negi group (announcing the procession) divine offerings advance. First the sacred chopsticks (placed on a round tray), next the boat rice (two boats made of hinoki bark, 8.5 sun long, 4.5 sun wide, lid 4.2 sun long, 0.5 sun wide, filled and placed on flat-hand round trays with oak leaves spread on the lid), next boat rice cakes (two boats, same as above but filled with ten pieces each), next sacred carp (one fish, placed on a flat-hand round tray), next sacred bird (one bird, same as above), next sacred fresh foods (one salted sea bream, placed on a flat-hand round tray), next the same, next the same, next the same, next the same, next accumulated imperial offerings (25 pieces of ray, 25 pieces of barracuda, totaling 50 pieces placed in the sacred box), next garlic (four pieces placed in the sacred box), next wrapped imperial items (ten packages of sacred sweets placed in ladles, 8.5 sun long, 5 sun wide, four pieces tied together in the center. The colors are ten bunches of kaya nuts, cut chestnuts, sweet moss, seaweed, cockscomb vegetables, next high-quality somen, sacred horse grass sixteen islands (Utsufurui, possibly an error), sixty moss (Musonori, said to be unclear), wakame seaweed, etc., wrapped in paper and placed in the sacred box, having the Chief Negi hold the sacred box, unwrap the packages and advance to the inner sanctuary), next hinoki bark rice dumplings (sixteen bundles, tied in pairs and placed in the sacred box), next (in recent years) salted sardines (five fish, placed on flat-hand round trays with lid spread), next koma imperial offerings (one salted sea bream placed in the sacred box, prepared by the Chief Negi). Next from the hafuri group (announcing the procession) first boat rice (two boats, same as before), next boat rice cakes (two boats, same as before), next sacred carp (same as above), next sacred bird (same as above), next sacred fresh foods (five fish, same as above), next accumulated imperial offerings (same as above), next wrapped imperial items (same as above, no ladles. Having the Deputy Negi hold the sacred box, the Chief Negi unwraps the packages and advances to the inner sanctuary), next koma imperial offerings (prepared by the Deputy Negi). Next from the negi group sacred sake (the shoshi holds the sacred cup, the bettō holds the sacred sake bottle, coming together left and right below the Gonden worship pillar to announce and pour) advances (advancing to the inner sanctuary, removing the round tray, the Shingu Negi takes it and places it narrowly between the railings and returns to his seat). Next the sacred curtain is lowered. Next the shrine officials rise from their seats in order from the lowest rank, advance to the bottom of the stairs as initially (adjusting hems), stand in line, perform one bow and return to their seats (seat bowing, adjusting hems, as initially, but the clan deity hafuri is one official). Next the bettō prepares hollyhock and katsura at the Gonden (the manner is as usual). Next the sacred key is handed over to the Seven Shrines Hafuri (both Kibune).