Religious Japan I

Following conversation took place some time on the second of January this year.

Kring! Kring!

Moshi-moshi!

Moshi-moshi! This is T*****ga speaking.

Hait! T*****ga sensei.....

Azurina-san, do you want to go to Jinja? Praying for the new year?

Huh! Errrr.................

C'mon, let's see how religious Japanese are....Hahahaha!

Hahahaha!

Thirty minutes later off we went to the first of the two famous temples near Naruto. The road to the temple was jammed, packed with cars. The usually 30 minutes drive needed another half an hour and yet that was a good thing. It was because if we went there on the night of the new year and during the first day, it would takes more than one hour to reach the temple.

So, she always go on the second day.

Azurina-san, you don't need to pray now because you pray everyday but Japanese only pray one time for the whole year. So now you can tell your Malaysian friends how religious we are. *smile*


Hahaha! Alright, I'll watch from here. Don't be too long.

The place in front of the first temple was like pasar malam with many gerai selling many things. We bought the fish waffles and the salegirl happily practising her English conversing with me. Not bad!