
The eggplant 'oxen' is known as 'shōryō-ushi' (精霊牛 'spirit ox') and the cucumber 'horse' is known as 'shōryō-uma' (精霊馬 'spirit horse').
🥒🍆
Here is a great video about the 'spirit vegetables'
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https://youtu.be/0FoxADMvjBQ?si=Zya9sLAYvl1aYGOw
The eggplant 'oxen' is known as 'shōryō-ushi' (精霊牛 'spirit ox') and the cucumber 'horse' is known as 'shōryō-uma' (精霊馬 'spirit horse').
🥒🍆
Here is a great video about the 'spirit vegetables'
⬇️
https://youtu.be/0FoxADMvjBQ?si=Zya9sLAYvl1aYGOw
As Obon draws to a close, there is a very particular way to say goodbye to your vegetable steeds.
📢DO NOT EAT THEM!
Spirits generally depart our world via water, so it is common to leave the cucumber and eggplant by rivers. You can also bury them or sprinkle in salt and throw away.
The eggplant 'oxen' is known as 'shōryō-ushi' (精霊牛 'spirit ox') and the cucumber 'horse' is known as 'shōryō-uma' (精霊馬 'spirit horse').
🥒🍆
Here is a great video about the 'spirit vegetables'
⬇️
https://youtu.be/0FoxADMvjBQ?si=Zya9sLAYvl1aYGOw
The eggplant 'oxen' is known as 'shōryō-ushi' (精霊牛 'spirit ox') and the cucumber 'horse' is known as 'shōryō-uma' (精霊馬 'spirit horse').
🥒🍆
Here is a great video about the 'spirit vegetables'
⬇️
https://youtu.be/0FoxADMvjBQ?si=Zya9sLAYvl1aYGOw
🥒AN UNUSUAL FORM OF TRANSPORTATION🍆
Invited by bells and flames, the spirits of the dead are currently holidaying in this world.
But how do ancestral spirits travel between realms?
Probably not how you imagine😂...
🥒 🐎 (arriving by 'spirit horse' 精霊馬)
🍆 🐂 (returning via 'spirit ox' 精霊牛)
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