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First, at the hour of the horse (one announcement of the sacred visit), the gon-hafuri (assistant ritualist) and shrine officials below (however, among the hafuri group, the Kifune hafuri does not participate, and each wears purification robes with sashi-nuki) (however, the duty shrine official wears court dress), and clansmen (shrine affairs deputy, purification leader) gather at Oikeno (in this ceremony, first each gathers at the shrine precincts, and after the duty shrine official completes the daily offering ceremony, they proceed to Oikeno. First they perform purification with water, descend from the feast hall, exit through the daily offering gate, and proceed toward Oike).
At the shrine hall, each takes a lower seat (facing west in northern order. First, the gon-hafuri, shrine affairs deputy, and others arrange two sacred chests containing pine branches and jeweled brooms, perform ritual prayers and clapping, and the shrine officials below respond. However, the gon-hafuri is on the west side, the shrine affairs deputy on the east. The current practice of offering these at the lantern mound is quite mistaken. According to ancient annual ceremonies, shrine officials would gather at the shrine hall, take their seats, draw pine branches, wrap lanterns and give them to the shrine attendants. When each finished, the shrine attendants would announce to the sacred presence and participate, etc. Already Mori Renkyu also did not neglect to offer ritual prayers, drawing pine branches at the shrine hall, wrapping lantern grass, and offering to the various shrines. It is impossible to offer something already offered once to the main shrine and other shrines below. This is utterly laughable).
Next, they draw pine branches, burning grass, etc., and wrap them in paper (however, now the treasury officials have been handling this in advance)
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(The portions for divine offerings are not drawn; each only draws their own portion)
Next, they summon shrine attendants to carry these and proceed toward the shrine precincts. Along the route, the shrine attendants follow in the sacred presence (in this ceremony, they cross the Oike River bridge from the shrine hall, emerge at the horse grounds, further enter through Nijima-i, the daily offering gate, etc., and arrive at seats in the corridor).
Next, the shrine officials proceed in formation to the shrine precincts, take seats before the deity, and advance to present themselves at the great platform (in this ceremony, first the shrine officials each take their seats in the corridor. Next, the gon-hafuri and Kataoka hafuri rise and perform one bow below the steps, then wait at the second level of the steps. Next, the Shingu hafuri and Ota hafuri rise and wait at the fifth level of the steps. Next, the Wakamiya hafuri and Nara hafuri rise, complete one bow, and wait beside the steps. Next, the Sawada hafuri, clan deity hafuri, etc. follow this precedent).
Next, they transfer the pine branches, jeweled brooms, etc. forward (this ceremony is as usual). The gon-hafuri offers them on the sacred offering table in the outer sanctuary.
In this ceremony, first they arrange the sacred offering table in the center of the great platform and prepare a round tray. However, for the auxiliary hall, the betto-dayuu prepares it.
Next, each shrine official proceeds to their respective shrine (this ceremony is like that of the main shrine. However, after completing the ritual prayers at the earthen residence, they proceed directly to the round tray sacred table