When you walk down the street maybe you will find some really little shrine facing to the street hidden by a building or other thing.
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When you gopes to shrine you will find a straw rope with white paper “Shide” is hanged.
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Jinrikisha is kind of rickshaw and in Kyoto tourist point 100% there are standing by. If not, they are on duty. It was used until the beginning of 20^th century for daily life.
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Japanese sandals call “Zori” in Japan which is a traditional foot wear. It was common before to be popular the occidental shoes. Today, the Zori’s main material is vinyl.
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The 5^th of May is “Tango no Sekku” which is a ceremony to celebrate a infant heir growth. Actually, it decorates with miniature helmet and armor but originally, it started Samurai society to contribute their helmet and armor to shrine.
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