Today I went to a shrine and I wore my Kimono.
At a shrine you wash your hands and chuck money into the big wooden box then you bow twice and then clap twice then you bow again and while your bowing you make a wish.
When you have finished your wish bow once then you are finished at the shrine, but if you want you can defiantly stay longer.
This is what a Kimono look`s like.
And here`s the back.
Love Midori
Wow you look beautiful - everyone. Did you make a wish? - Toby. What did you wish for? Or aren't you allowed to tell us? - Monty. I like your beautiful bow at the back of your Kimono. - Isla. Is the Kimono a dress? - Robbie. How much did it cost to make a wish? - Isaac. Where did the Kimono come from?/Get made? - Kade. Is the dress yours? - Navya Sri. We have got lots to do in our last two days at school. We are watching Matilda tomorrow because we finished the book! Wish you were here, but it looks like you are having such a great time! Love, Room 11
ReplyDeleteYes I did make a wish but I can't tell you what it was because you are ment to keep it a secret. It is kind of like a dress. It is a donation, usually 100 yen which is around one dollar. I don't know where it got made but my cousin let me use it. I am not sure if it is mine but I don't think I'll use it much.
ReplyDeleteHave fun watching Matilda tomorrow!!